Vulgo：

Sunset over the Pacific Ocean

Type：

Arbor,Tiliaceae

Latin Name：

Acer truncatum x A. platanoides 'Warrenred'

Families Genera：

Aceraceae, Acer genus

Height：

8-10m

Crown Breadth:

5-6m

Area:

The hybrid varieties of Acer truncatum and Acer Norse have been introduced in provinces and regions such as Shandong, Xi 'an, Zhejiang and Hebei in China

Leaf：

The leaves are thick and plump, dark green in spring and lustrous. The young leaves are orange-red during the growing season. It is orange-yellow in the early autumn and then turns red. Because of its rich variations in color and leaves and the magnificent autumn scenery, it is poetically named "Pacific Sunset".

Light：

It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade

Water：

Drought-tolerant but afraid of waterlogging

Soil：

It prefers deep and fertile soil and can grow in acidic, neutral and calcareous soil

Proposed Use：

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance：

Low

Vulgo:

Tilia cordata ‘green spire’

Type:

Arbor, Original crown type

Latin Name:

Tilia cordata ‘green spire’

Families Genera:

Tiliaceae

Height:

12-15m

Crown Breadth:

10-12m

Tree form:

The pyramid tree shape is naturally formed, with dense branches and even distribution.

Area:

It is native to North America and is cultivated in Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan, Shaanxi and other places in China.

Flowers&fruits:

The flowering period is mid-June and the fruiting period is September. It has a large number of fragrant flowers and is an important source of nectar.

Leaf:

The leaves are heart-shaped, bright green in summer and turn cream yellow in autumn, shining in the wind.

Light:

It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade

Water:

It has a weak tolerance to drought, prefers moisture and is afraid of waterlogging

Soil:

It prefers deep and fertile soil and can grow in acidic, neutral and calcareous soil

Proposed Use:

Both narrow and spacious Spaces are acceptable, including street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Common pests and diseases include aphids, green worms, and guinea worms, etc., which require low maintenance

Vulgo:

Pinus bungeana

Type:

Arbor, original crown type

Latin Name:

Pinus bungeana Zucc.

Families Genera:

Pinaceae

Height:

Up to 30 meters

Crown Width:

6-8m

Area:

It is distributed in Shanxi Province (Luliang Mountain, Zhongtiao Mountain, Taihang Mountain), western Henan Province, Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi Province, southern Gansu Province and Maijishan Mountain in Tianshui, northern Sichuan Province and Guanwushan Mountain in Jiangyou, and western Hubei Province. It is cultivated in places such as Suzhou, Hangzhou and Hengyang

Trunk:

The bark of young trees is smooth and grayish green. As they grow up, the bark falls off in irregular thin pieces, revealing the new pale yellowish green bark. The old bark is light brownish gray or grayish white, cracking into irregular scale-like pieces and falling off. After falling off, it is nearly smooth, revealing the pinkish-white inner bark, which is white and brown interlaced in a pattern of spots and scales

Flowers&fruits:

The flowering period is from April to May, and the cones mature from October to November of the following year

Leaf:

Evergreen coniferous

Light:

It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade

Water:

Drought-tolerant but intolerant of waterlogging

Soil:

Tolerant of poor soil; It grows well in cool climate, deep and fertile calcareous soil and loess

Proposed Use:

Parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and scenic trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

Koelreuteria paniculata Laxm

Type:

Arbor,Happy type

Latin Name:

Koelreuteria paniculata Laxm.

Families Genera:

Sapindaceae,koelreuteria

Height:

Up to 20 meters high

Crown Width:

6-10m

Area:

Goldenrain tree is produced in most provinces and regions in northern and central China and is cultivated all over the world

Flowers&fruits:

Flowers bloom from June to August, fruits from September to October, and the capsule is conical

Leaf:

Pinnate compound leaves turn yellow at night in autumn

Light:

It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade

Water:

Drought-resistant, tolerant of short-term waterlogging, but not flood-resistant

Soil:

It has strong adaptability to the environment and prefers to grow in calcareous soil

Proposed Use:

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

Iris

Type:

Small arbor，Happy stratified

Families Genera:

Rosaceae, Malus

Height:

Up to 4-6m

Crown Width:

3m

Area:

Native to the United States, introduced by China, cultivated in Shandong and other regions

Flowers&fruits:

In April, the flower buds are dark red and the flowers are light purplish-red with a deep pink blush inside. The fruit is spherical, 2cm in diameter, purple-red in summer and gradually turns bright orange-red from late summer to early autumn. The abundant fruit persists through winter without falling, attracting a large number of birds to feed on it.

Leaf:

The leaves of the new exhibition are bright reddish-brown, gradually turning into a bright green with a slight red tinge. The leaves are oval in shape, with a tail tip at the tip and shallow serrations.

Light:

Photophil

Water:

Drought-tolerant but not flood-tolerant

Soil:

It is not particular about soil and grows better in well-drained, slightly acidic soil

Proposed Use:

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

'Radiant'

Type:

Small arbor，Happy stratified

Latin Name:

Malus 'Radiant'

Families Genera:

Rosaceae Malus

Height:

4-6m

Crown Breadth:

5-6m

Area:

It is native to the Americas and is cultivated in North China and Liaoning Province of China

Flowers&fruits:

The flowers bloom in April. The flower buds are deep purplish red and the flowers are deep pink. They are cup-shaped, with 5 to 6 flowers clustered at the top of the branches. The flowers are dense and bright. The fruiting period is from June to October. The fruit is conical, orange-yellow or dry red, with a large fruiting volume. The fruit is at the tip, and the sepals remain upright. The fruiting period can last for several months until the depth of winter.

Leaf:

The young leaves are purplish red and gradually turn emerald green. The leaves are ovate to elliptical, with a short pointed tip, a rounded or broadly cuneate base, and obtuse serrations along the margins.

Light:

It prefers sunlight but cannot tolerate shade

Water:

It prefers moist soil and is also relatively drought-tolerant

Soil:

It is not strict about soil requirements and grows best in sandy loam. It has a certain tolerance to salt and alkali and can grow normally in slightly saline-alkali soil with a pH value of 8.7 and a salt content of 0.2%. It prefers fertile soil but can also tolerate poor soil.

Proposed Use:

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

‘Adams’

Type:

Small arbor，Happy stratified

Latin Name:

Malus ‘Adams’

Families Genera:

Rosaceae Malus

Height:

Up to 8m

Crown Breadth:

5-6m

Area:

Native to the United States and introduced to China, it is suitable for cultivation in regions such as Shandong, Hebei, and Jiangsu

Flowers&fruits:

The flowering period is in April. The flower buds are deep red and shriveled. After swelling, it gradually turns deep magenta red. The open flowers are light magenta red, and the color of the center of the flower gradually fades. The fruit lasts from June to October. It is olive-shaped, with a diameter of 1.3 to 2cm and a large quantity. In June, it is light wine red, and when ripe, it turns deep red. In winter, it gradually changes to dark red and does not fall off throughout the winter.

Leaf:

The leaves are ovate to elliptical, with a blunt tip, a cuneate base, and blunt serrations along the margin. The new leaves are brownish-yellow with downy hairs. The summer leaves are green with a hint of purplish red, while the autumn leaves are orange-red.

Light:

It prefers sunlight but cannot tolerate shade

Water:

Drought-tolerant but not flood-tolerant

Soil:

It is not strict about soil requirements and can grow in slightly acidic or slightly alkaline soil. It grows better in deep, loose, fertile and well-drained sandy loam.

Proposed Use:

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

‘Donghong’

Type:

Small arbor，Happy stratified

Families Genera:

Rosaceae Malus

Height:

Up to 5-7m

Crown Width:

3m

Area:

Native to the United States and introduced to China, it is suitable for cultivation in Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan, Guangdong, Gansu, Shaanxi and other places

Flowers&fruits:

The flowers bloom in April. The calyx is purplish red and the full bloom is pink. From July to November, the fruit changes from green to a bright golden yellow and gradually transitions to red as the season deepens. When fully ripe, the color turns completely deep red, the surface of the fruit is clean and shiny, and it is very beautiful. The fruit does not fall in winter and remains in full bloom until April of the following year.

Leaf:

The leaves are thick and dark green, elliptical, with rounded and blunt tips and serrations.

Light:

Photophil

Water:

Drought-tolerant but not flood-tolerant

Soil:

It has low requirements for soil quality and is most suitable for growing in fertile, loose and well-drained sandy loam.

Proposed Use:

Street trees, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low

Vulgo:

Pyrus calleryana

Type:

Arbor,Happy stratified, Original crown type

Latin Name:

Pyrus calleryana

Families Genera:

Rosaceae, Pyrus

Height:

5-8m

Crown Breadth:

4-9m

Area:

It is cultivated and applied in China, Taiwan, south of Shandong, Hebei and Xinjiang, and Zhejiang.

Flowers&fruits:

The flowering period is in April. The flowers are white, with a large number of them and a long flowering period. In garden cultivation, it can create an atmosphere of "suddenly, as if a spring breeze had come overnight, thousands of pear trees are in full bloom". The fruiting period is from August to September. The fruits first turn red and then brown

Leaf:

The mature leaves are bright green with a waxy texture. In autumn, the leaves turn into colorful red, orange and purple

Light:

It prefers full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade

Water:

Resistant to water and moisture

Soil:

It has no specific requirements for soil and can grow in sandy soil, loam and clay.

Proposed Use:

Roads, parks, green Spaces, courtyard trees, and feature trees

Maintenance:

Low