What kind of flowers are suitable for growing in Wuhan? what are city flowers and city trees?

I. Climatic characteristics of Wuhan

Wuhan belongs to the north subtropical monsoon climate, four distinct seasons, high temperature and rainy summer, cold and humid winter, so according to the climate characteristics of Wuhan, it is more suitable for planting relatively wet-loving plants, such as Tortoise, Adiantum, Gardenia, arrowroot, arrowroot and so on. However, outdoor maintenance in summer should pay attention to drainage and rain prevention. For most common plants, it is more suitable for planting in Wuhan.

2. What flowers are suitable for Wuhan to grow

Generally speaking, land-grown plants are more easily affected by the regional environment. According to Wuhan's geographical location and climate characteristics, they are more suitable for planting osmanthus, magnolia, Michelia, Albizzia, Phoenix tail orchid, rhododendron, gardenia, radish, tea plum, plum blossom, cherry blossom, red-leaf plum, Lagerstroemia, Bauhinia, Camellia, June snow, rose, Tangtang, Hypericum, Fusang, Phoenix tail bamboo, Nantianzhu, Cycas, Hydrangea, Red Rui wood, Jixiang, Tangtang, Chinese plum, Spiraea, Spring jasmine, banana, lily, Hyacinth, February orchid, spring feather, Lycoris radiata, Hemerocallis fulva, iris, Crucifera striata, Phlox chinensis, Cherry, Monocotyledon chinensis, Melon, Lingxiao, Wisteria, Helianthus chinensis, Viola tricolor, Paeonia lactiflora, etc.

III. What are the city flowers and city trees in Wuhan

Wuhan's city flower is plum blossom, city tree is metasequoia, because Hubei has been the hometown of plum blossom since ancient times, secondly plum blossom has proud frost fighting snow, Ling Han blooming wind bone, so in 1984, Wuhan will plum blossom as Wuhan's city flower. As for the city tree Metasequoia glyptostroboides, it is because Metasequoia glyptostroboides has a long history in Wuhan, which can be traced back to the Cretaceous period at the earliest, so Wuhan City designated Metasequoia glyptostroboides as a city tree.