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What plant is Exochorda racemosa? A complete introduction to it

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Exochorda racemosa, its profile. Scientific classification: Rosaceae (the rose family), genus Exochorda; common names: Jianzihua, Jiuhuotou, Jingua Guo; Latin scientific name: Exochorda racemosa. Origin: Exochorda racemosa comes from the Jiangsu-Zhejiang area of China, and it is now also distributed across North China and Central China. Growth habits: Exochorda racemosa likes warm, humid

Exochorda racemosa, also known as Jianzihua and Jingua Guo, is a deciduous shrub in the rose family. Its flowers are pure white as snow, and its tree form is elegant. It is an ornamental flowering plant suitable for planting in courtyards or growing as a potted plant. Come and take a look with the editor at just what kind of flower this Exochorda racemosa is!

Scientific classification of Exochorda racemosa

Rosaceae, genus Exochorda

Other names for Exochorda racemosa

Jianzihua, Jiuhuotou, Jingua Guo; Latin scientific name: Exochorda racemosa

Origin of Exochorda racemosa

Exochorda racemosa comes from the Jiangsu-Zhejiang area of China, and it is now also distributed across North China and Central China.

Growth habits of Exochorda racemosa

Exochorda racemosa likes a warm, humid climate. It enjoys light but also tolerates shade, and it has strong cold resistance. It is not demanding about soil and can grow in acidic soil, neutral soil and poor soil; of course, it grows more vigorously and sprouts more strongly in fertile, well-aerated soil.

Morphological characteristics of Exochorda racemosa

Exochorda racemosa is a deciduous shrub, but it mostly takes the form of a small tree, and the plant can reach 5 m in height. Its branches are hairless and angular, red-brown when young. The leaves are oblong-elliptic or obovate with rounded, blunt tips, simple and alternate, with short petioles, and the leaf undersides are grayish-white. The flowers are bisexual, with obovate petals about 1.5 cm long and slightly blunt tips, and the calyx tube is bell-shaped.

Common varieties of Exochorda racemosa

Exochorda giraldii, whose petioles are longer, about 2 cm, and red, hence the name; its flower stalks are extremely short, almost absent.

Exochorda serratifolia, whose main feature is sharp serrations on the upper half of the leaf blade, with the young parts slightly covered in fine hairs.


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