What are the top ten cold-resistant horticultural plants in Canada?

The ten selected plants, whether you are a novice gardener or an experienced gardener, will find suitable varieties to decorate the garden. Beautiful but not "delicate" Atlantic plants can be planted on both sides of Canada. Maybe it's time to try some new varieties! For novice stonecrops (Sedums Sedums)

There are two kinds of Sedums: Autumn Joy and Frosty Morn, and Capo Blanco and Angelina, which grow on the ground. Regardless of height, the stems, leaves and flowers of Sedum are of great ornamental value. In order to succeed in planting, it is better to plant Sedum in the middle of the garden to ensure good drainage.

rhododendron azaleas

Rhododendron is an easily planted flower. Given proper water and sunshine and proper cultivation, the colorful rhododendron will bloom in the garden, and even a novice planter should have a satisfactory harvest. The author J. DeLong recommended the Northern Lights Series, which is a rhododendron with colorful colors.

Serviceberry

enjoy flowers in spring, taste fruits in summer, and watch red leaves in autumn. The small sorbus tree brings you a different kind of interest. Sorbus pohuashanensis is moisture-resistant, and the plants will not grow too high, which is also convenient for birds to inhabit and bees and butterflies to surround.

bluestar-amsonia hublichtii

The Perennial Plant Association named bluestar-amsonia hublichtii as "plant of the year 211". It is beautiful and tenacious. Even if growers don't move pots, divide plants, prune or do other maintenance, they can grow sturdily just by adding some fertilizer. Bluestar flowers have a long flowering period and become golden autumn colors.

Joe Pye Weed (Eupatorium adenophorum)

Eupatorium adenophorum is suitable for planting in humid areas. This perennial plant is tall and blooms in late season. It is the favorite of all pollinators. Although Eupatorium adenophorum is an authentic North American variety, gardeners are also cultivating low-latitude strains, such as "Purple Bush" and "Phantom".

For master Viburnums (Qionghua Tianmu, local or imported)

Qionghua Tianmu can be called "snowball shrub" or "tall shrub cranberry". Compared with the varieties recommended earlier, Tianmu Qionghua is more delicate. There are both local and imported varieties in DeLong private flower garden, which recommends this flower. She likes to have? "Onondaga" of red stems and leaves and flower buds; "Chicago Lustre" with various local arrowroot pods; And "Mariesii", a lotus tree with white flowers in summer.

Epimedium

Epimedium is a well-known plant of Epimedium, also called the bishop's hat or elf wings. Epimedium has many common names, and its flowers, stems and leaves are also very colorful. Most horticultural writers recommend planting this kind of vegetation in the shade, but most growers in the east and west sides of Canada do not need to follow the usual practice. Lloyd Mapplebeck of Nova Scotia Agricultural College agrees with this statement and explains that in areas without strong light, it is best to plant in moist soil (not completely soaked) and receive full sunshine.

Lenten Rose, Christmas Rose

In summer, a lovely plain rose needs moist, well-drained soil and a little shade. Some people try to plant such plants under shrubs that shed leaves every year, so that they can enjoy full sunshine in spring and shade by shrubs in summer. Under the protection of evergreen plants, they can also survive the cold December on the surface.

Even in cold regions and even windy cliffs, Magnolia can bloom normally, and the only point is that there is enough land to grow. Fertile and moist soil and good drainage. However, it should be noted that yellow magnolia is not cold-tolerant, and it is more sensitive to the wind, so it may be more suitable for British Columbia with a mild climate.