园林配置中的植物常识（Common sense of plants in garden arrangement）.doc

园林配置中的植物常识（Common sense of plants in garden arrangement） The folk house planting Chinese Tong jade spring rich: Magnolia, Begonia, winter jasmine, peony, sweet scented osmanthus. The worlds five major parks: cedar tree Araucaria, Jinsong, Japan, Pseudolarix, sequoia. The four big trees in the world: sycamore, Buckeye, linden, elm. Lawn types (below are Gramineae) Warm season lawn: Carpet grass, Bermudagrass (Bermuda, creeping grass, grass, grass roots trip and Tie Xiancao), Centipedegrass (Dallas, Pteris vittata whip grass, broad leaf grass, Suzhou grass, hundred foot climbing stem dead grass), Zoysia (Zoysia tenuifolia, awl grass / Velvet grass, half of Zoysia tenuifolia / Manila), Cold season lawn: Ryegrass， Bamboos (all of which are Gramineae) Uniaxial scattered bamboo: Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) of Phyllostachys, bamboo, Phyllostachys (slot Huang Gangzhu, yellow green bamboo, bamboo powder reinforcement) (simplxs), Phyllostachys praecox (phyllostachysviolascens / Lei Zhu), Luo Hanzhu (Heizhu / Ukraine, Zizhu bamboo, bamboo, bamboo bamboo, bamboo groove) Huang (Jin Xiangyuzhu), Puji bamboo, ash bamboo, Phyllostachys heteroclada. Clustered bamboo: Of the Bambusa (dense bamboo, bamboo (Festival) filial filial piety bamboo bamboo / Penglai, Phoenix / Guanyin Zhu Bi between gold (Polygonatum), hair sulphurea); Single bamboo of bambusa; Kuzhu Pleioblastus, Sasa foutunei; The Indocalamus latifolius. Honey plants: Ginkgo biloba, loquat, Sapium, Syringa reticulata, etc.. Easily transplanted and viable plant: Ginkgo biloba, Carpinus, etc.. The first leaf after flowering bud: Silver willow, wintersweet, spring, peach, plum, apricot, plum, Magnolia, Paulownia, tiegeng, wisteria, Bauhinia, flowering plum, hamamelis, sweet, forsythia, white elm, kapok (Guangzhou city), etc.. A plant with spines: Quince, rose family, Photinia davidsoniae, rosaceae, Hawthorn -- rose family, Rose -- rose family, Nitidine, Zanthoxylum bungeanum, Citrus -- rue, Lime - rutin, Trifoliate