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What flower is Lilium enchantment? Introduction to a Dutch lily variety
Lilium enchantment morphological characteristics: a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Lilium in the family Liliaceae, with a plant height of 40-60 cm. The stem is upright, and the bulb is flattened and spherical. The leaves are lanceolate. The flowers are trumpet-shaped, orange-red, upright, with petals curling outward, and the flowering period is from May to June. The capsule is yellow-brown, and the fruiting period is from September to October. Habitat and distribution: it prefers a warm, sunny environment, is cold-tolerant, and is suitable for growing in loose sandy loam. It is propagated by sowing or dividing bulbs. This species originates from the Netherlands and Beijing.
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What classifications of cut-flower lilies are there? A detailed introduction to the main types
Lilies used for cut-flower cultivation can be broadly divided into three categories. Namely, Asiatic lily hybrids, Oriental lily hybrids, and Trumpet lily hybrids. The growth cycle of Asiatic lily hybrids (referring to the number of weeks from planting to harvest) is 9-21 weeks, with varieties of 12-16 weeks being the majority, and about 30-40 varieties suitable for four-season cultivation. The growth cycle of Oriental hybrid lilies is mostly 12-20 weeks, with most varieties at 14-18 weeks. More than 20 varieties are suitable for four-season cultivation. The growth weeks of Trumpet lily hybrids
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Key Technical Points for Introduction and Propagation of Japanese New Lilium formosanum
I. Characteristics and Traits In 2004, New Lilium formosanum seeds were introduced from Japan for planting. The plant height reaches 40--70 cm, the flowers are pure white, trumpet-shaped, with 1 terminal flower. After flowering and bulb development, it takes only about 8 months from sowing to flowering. The propagation coefficient is high, it is pathogen-free, and it possesses some excellent traits of Lilium formosanum. After more than two years of trial planting and promotion at the Daheng Science and Technology Park and the Taqian Lily Base in Nanping City, the suitable sowing period for New Lilium formosanum is late September to mid-October, and flowers can be harvested 9 months after sowing. New Lilium formosanum is a hybrid of Japan's Takasago Lily and Taiwan Lilium formosanum
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What are the cultivated species of lilies? A detailed introduction to common varieties
1. Lilium lancifolium, also called tiger lily. Its bulb is nearly flat-spherical, about 3.5 cm high, 4-8 cm in diameter, and weighs more than 250 g. The scales are broadly ovate, 2.5-3 cm long and 1.4-2.5 cm wide, white and slightly tinged with yellow. It is high in starch and slightly bitter. The aerial stem is 0.8-1.5 m tall, with purple stripes and white woolly hairs. The leaves are scattered, short-oblong-lanceolate or lanceolate, nearly hairless on both sides, with white hairs at the tip, papillate along the margin, with 5-7 veins, and bulbils in the upper leaf axils. The flowers are orange-red, opening downward, with the tepals recurved outward
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How to propagate lilies? A detailed introduction to several methods
There are many species of lilies, and suitable measures can be taken for propagation according to the different species. The common methods include the following: Sowing method: seeds can be sown immediately after collection, or sown again in the following spring. During the seedling stage, shade is needed, and water and fertilizer management should be strengthened. By autumn, small bulbs can form. The flowering time varies depending on the lily species; for example, Lilium candidum can flower in one year. Dividing small bulbs: the mother plant forms small bulbs on the underground stem nodes, and sometimes small bulbs can also form at the base of the mother bulb. In autumn, separate them from the mother bulb and
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What lily varieties are there? Introduction to common varieties
There are many kinds of lilies. In China, there are about 10 edible lily varieties, and the more widely cultivated varieties include: (1) Yixing lily. Yixing lily, also known as tiger lily. The plant is upright, about 80 cm tall. The bulb is about 4 cm high, with an average weight of 70 g, oblate, and the scales are white with a slight yellow tinge. The flowering period is in mid-to-late July. The flowers are pendulous and orange-red, with black spots on the inner side of the tepals, and when open they recurve beyond the pedicel, which is a distinctive feature of Yixing lily. The average yield is about 1000 kg per 667 sq m. (2) Lanzhou lily. Lanzhou lily, also known as Sichuan lily
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Impatiens variety introduction, a comprehensive guide in one article
1. Top-headed impatiens, also known as cut-top impatiens. It is a variety of Impatiens balsamina. Flowers are terminal on the main stem or branch tips. Flowers are large and double. Branches spread out, forming a bushy plant. 2. Dwarf impatiens is a variety of Impatiens balsamina. The plant is relatively short, with a height of 20-30 cm. 3. Dragon-claw impatiens is a variety of Impatiens balsamina. The side branches are winding and extend horizontally. 4. Impatiens walleriana, also known as glass emerald. It is a common species in the same genus. A perennial herbaceous plant, mostly grown as an annual or biennial. Plant height 20-30 cm. Stems are semi-transparent, fleshy, thick, and much branched. Leaves are ovate
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An Introduction to the Medicinal Value and Floral Characteristics of Boxwood
I. Source: Buxaceae [Buxus sinica Cheng (B. microphylla Sieb. et Zucc. var. Rehder & E. H. Wilson)]. Also known as Douban boxwood, Wulong wood, Gongzi boxwood, and mountain boxwood. Boxwood is native to Japan, and it is cultivated in all the central provinces of our country. In "Random Records of Bonsai," Su Ling grouped boxwood together with Caragana, winter jasmine, and rongzhen cypress, calling each of them one of the "Four Great Masters" among bonsai trees, while Ouyang described boxwood as "lofty, yet not a pine; graceful, yet like a cypress," and all these give high praise to the emerald green of boxwood.
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Detailed Introduction to New Tetraploid Black Locust Varieties
The tetraploid black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) originated in South Korea and belongs to a new polyploid variety of black locust, introduced to China in recent years. Five lines have been introduced and cultivated so far, divided into two types: fast-growing timber type and forage type. Analysis of experimental results shows that, compared with common black locust clones, the tetraploid black locust has the following main characteristics: (1) The fast-growing timber type is similar to common black locust clones, but its fast growth is more pronounced. One-year-old grafted seedlings can reach a height of 3 m with a ground diameter of 3.5 cm; 3-year-old trees reach 5 m-7 m in height with a diameter at breast height of 6 cm-9 cm. An 18-year-old tree reaches 19 m in height with a diameter at breast height of 24.5 cm and a single-tree volume of 0.
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Introduction to the Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' Variety and Key Planting and Cultivation Points
Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst', of the Fabaceae family and the genus Gleditsia. Introduction source: the Netherlands. Deciduous tree, with yellow-green leaves in summer, bright yellow in autumn, and golden-yellow leaf tips; flowers white. Transplant during the leaf-drop period, avoid waterlogging, likes fertilizer, and can be pruned appropriately.
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