These 4 flowers are addictive after planting once, and once you grow them you can't stop
Chinese rose, rose, clematis, and hydrangea - these four flowers are super beautiful when they bloom~
And they easily bloom into large masses, simply essential for courtyards and balconies!
Plant them once and you're addicted, you can't stop, you can't stop.
Chinese rose
Known as the queen of flowers, also called "monthly red", it is an evergreen or semi-evergreen low shrub that blooms in all four seasons.
Although the Chinese rose is not strict about climate and soil requirements, loose, fertile, organic-rich, slightly acidic, well-drained loam is more suitable.
It likes warm, sunny, and well-ventilated environments.
Rose
Cold-resistant, with wild and many horticultural varieties, it can be propagated by layering or grafting.
It likes to grow in thickets by roadsides, field edges, or hilly areas.
It likes sunlight, tolerates partial shade, and is relatively cold-resistant. It can overwinter outdoors in most areas of northern China.
It is not strict about soil requirements, tolerates drought, and tolerates poor soil, but grows better when planted in deep, loose, fertile, moist, and well-drained soil. It can also grow normally in heavy clay soil.
It does not tolerate waterlogging and dislikes standing water. It has strong suckering ability, tolerates pruning, and resists pollution.
The flowering period is generally from April to September each year, opening in sequence and lasting up to half a year. Due to the greenhouse effect causing global warming, roses in some places begin to bloom as early as April, or even March.
Clematis
The flowering period is from early spring to late autumn.
It likes fertile, well-drained alkaline loam, and dislikes waterlogged soil or soil that dries out in summer and cannot retain water.
It is highly cold-resistant and can tolerate low temperatures of -20.
If there are red spider mites or leaf-eating pests, ventilation needs to be strengthened.
Hydrangea
It is a shade-tolerant species of the warm zone and relatively cold-resistant. It is suitable for moist, well-drained loam rich in humus.
In summer it absolutely must not lack water. Ground-planted ones need watering almost once a day, and potted ones need watering once every 2~3 days.
At noon in summer, shade is needed.
Ventilation must be good, otherwise hydrangeas rot easily. The courtyard wall is best if it is a see-through type. If grown indoors, it must be placed on an open-air balcony or a balcony with open windows for ventilation.
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