Lilac is one of the famous ornamental flowers and trees, because it smells fragrant. European and American gardens are widely planted. It also occupies an important position in China gardens. The garden can be planted in the south window of the building. When you are in bloom, the fragrance will enter the room, which makes people feel deeply.
Clove is a precious flower unique to China, and its cultivation history is over 1000 years. The plants are plump and beautiful, with dense branches and leaves and unique fragrance. They are widely planted in gardens, institutions, factories, mines, residential areas and other places.
Often clustered in front of the building, around the teahouse pavilion; Scattered on both sides of the garden road and in the lawn; It is planted with other kinds of lilacs to form a special garden, forming a beautiful, elegant, fragrant and endless blooming scenic spot with excellent results; Can also be potted, promote cultivation, cut flowers and so on.
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Planting method
Sowing, cutting, grafting, dividing plants and layering propagation. Seeding seedlings are not easy to maintain their original characters, but new colors often appear; Seeds must be layered and sown in the following spring. The survival rate of cutting with twigs in summer is high. The propagation mode is mainly grafting, and Ligustrum lucidum is used as rootstock in the north, which can be grafted, branched and budded. In the south of East China, the growth of seedlings is poor, so grafting on Ligustrum lucidum adapts.
Lilacs prefer sunshine to shade. Strong adaptability, cold tolerance, drought tolerance, barren tolerance and less pests and diseases. Appropriate use of good drainage, loose neutral soil, avoid acid soil. Avoid waterlogging and damp heat.
Lilac likes sunshine, is more resistant to shade and humidity, but it is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and does not need to be watered more. Cloves need fertile soil and well-drained sand. Don't apply too much fertilizer, or it will affect flowering.
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