Flowering Syringa reticulata
Plant Properties of Flowering Syringa reticulata
Chinese Name: Syringa reticulata, Alias: Syringa pubescens, White Syringa, Lotus Syringa, Amur Syringa Latin Name: Syringa reticulata (Blume) Family: Oleaceae, Genus: Syringa Origin and Distribution: Northeast, North China, Eastern Northwest, Central ChinaIntroduction to Flowering Syringa reticulata
Syringa reticulata is a deciduous small tree, up to 8 meters high, with purple-gray or dark purple-gray bark, rough, with fine cracks, often not splitting; branches are purple, glossy, and lenticels are grayish white. Single leaves are opposite, leaves are mostly ovate or broadly ovate, thick papery to leathery. The paniculate inflorescence is large and sparse, often lateral; corolla is white, corolla tube is short. The capsule fruit is oblong, often blunt at the apex. Flowering period is from June to July; fruiting period is from September to October. Syringa reticulata is a treasure trove, with straight wood grain, relatively light in weight, containing volatile oils, with a distinctive fragrance and not deformed, it is a tree species with very high comprehensive utilization value. It is a mesophytic species; prefers warm and humid climate,耐严寒 (tolerant to severe cold), not strict soil requirements, prefers moist alluvial soil. The tree posture is beautiful, the flowers are fragrant, it can be used as a nectar plant and extracted for essential oils, it is a good greening ornamental tree species for parks, courtyards, and streets.
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