What are the plants of Oleaceae?

1. Forsythia

Forsythia belongs to the genus Forsythia of the family Oleaceae. It is distributed in many places in our country, but is relatively rare in South China. It generally grows in valleys or sparse woods and prefers a warm and humid climate. It looks very similar to forsythia, but the branches are darker in color and have only 4 petals.

2. Welcome Spring

Forsythia suspensa belongs to the genus Jasmine of the family Oleaceae. It is mainly distributed in the northwest and southwest regions, growing in hillside bushes. A warm and humid environment is more conducive to its growth, but it also requires sufficient light and does not grow well in alkaline soil. It blooms early, usually before the arrival of spring, so it is named for its welcoming spring.

3. Jasmine

Jasmine belongs to the genus Jasmine in the family Oleaceae. Depending on the number of layers of the corolla, it is divided into single-petal jasmine, double-petal jasmine and double-petal jasmine. The jasmine usually mentioned refers to the double-petal jasmine. It grows well in a semi-shady environment with good ventilation and is afraid of cold and drought. Its flowers are very fragrant and can be used to make jasmine tea.

4. Clove

Clove belongs to the genus Syringa in the family Oleaceae. There are many types of it, the most common one is lilac. It is distributed in many places in our country and has strong adaptability. When in full bloom, there are many flowers with rich fragrance, which has a good ornamental effect and is also suitable for garden cultivation.