What flowers are suitable for growing in Texas
On the vast Texas Plain, sunshine and monsoon jointly write the growth code of plants. As a region with both continental climate and rich ecological resources, Dezhou not only carries a long farming culture, but also is an ideal fertile ground for flower planting. The climate advantage here with an average annual sunshine of more than 2600 hours provides a unique growth environment for various plants. The ecological map of Dezhou's characteristic plants selects suitable flower varieties from drought-tolerant lilacs to sun-loving creepers. More than 30 kinds of ornamental plants are common in Dezhou courtyards to form a unique landscape community. The buddlefish grass blooms in purple flowers at the end of spring, forming a seasonal alternating picture with summer lotus flowers. Due to its cold-resistant and drought-tolerant characteristics, Hemerocallis has become a frequent visitor to the green belt of Texas. It is particularly recommended to plant brocade flowers and pearl plum in combination to extend the viewing cycle through scattered flowering periods. Tips for cultivating city flower chrysanthemums As a symbol of Dezhou's spirit, cultivation of chrysanthemums requires mastering the "three control" principles: controlling water to prevent rotten roots, controlling fertilizer to avoid excessive growth, and controlling temperature to preserve flower shape. It is recommended to select a unique chrysanthemum variety with strong disease resistance and carry out the last picking in mid-September. Combined with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer application, standard chrysanthemum with a diameter of more than 15cm can be cultivated. City tree and jujube tree maintenance system The maintenance of Dezhou jujube trees needs to build a "four-season management chain": applying buds in spring to control growth, girdling in summer to promote fruit setting, applying organic fertilizer in autumn to strengthen tree vitality, and applying white in winter to prevent freezing injury. For the common local jujube blight disease, root drip irrigation can be used to prevent and control tetracycline drugs. The art of garden plant collocation suggests adopting the "arbor-shrub-grass" three-dimensional planting model, with jujube trees as the skeleton, paired with rose hedgerows, and planting viola on the surface to form an ecological carpet. Aquatic plant communities of lotus, water lily and calamus can be designed in the waterscape area to create a wetland landscape with Dezhou characteristics.
From garden potted plants to municipal greening, Dezhou's plant configuration shows the perfect integration of nature and humanity. Mastering the growth laws of regional plants and rationally using the symbolic meaning of city flower market trees can not only create an ecological and livable environment, but also inherit the unique Dezhou gardening culture. On this fertile soil, the growth of every plant tells the story of life and land.