How to carry out landscaping in residential quarters

With the growing voice of building ecological houses and green houses, many real estate developers began to landscaping while building residential quarters, trying to create a beautiful living environment for residents. The landscape design of residential quarters should highlight local characteristics and have distinct personality, so as to give full play to the best ecological, social and economic benefits. It is emphasized that the ecological benefits of greening are mainly realized by planting trees and flowers. Therefore, landscaping based on greening is the focus of residential greening. At present, some designs put too much emphasis on landmark buildings, occupying too much space like architectural garden sketches, making the already small green area even more pitiful. In fact, there are shrubs under the trees, and the multi-layer planting structure of flowers and plants under the shrubs is the concrete embodiment of emphasizing green and the basic guarantee for increasing green quantity. Good plant landscape is often used as the unique background of garden sketches, or even paving the way. Through the contrast of color and texture, the specific space where the garden sketch and the floor stool are located is highlighted, which plays the role of point view. Another meaning of green is that the greening of residential areas should not only be flat, but also advocate the "tree-lined" three-dimensional model. Planting climbing plants on the wall can weaken the rigid geometric lines of the building, make this part of the space more beautiful and colorful, and thus improve the ecological benefits of residential quarters.

Two kinds of landscape plants

Commonly used garden plants are as follows:

(1) Choose local tree species that are robust and easy to manage. This depends on the climate and soil conditions in different regions to choose native tree species suitable for local growth.

(2) Choose deciduous broad-leaved trees with large crown and dense branches and leaves. In summer, the community has a large area of shade, but it does not block the sun in winter. It can also vacuum and reduce noise and make the air fresh. For example, Fatong, Yiyang, Fengyang and Hongfeng.

(3) Choose evergreen trees and flowering shrubs that change with seasons. Such as holly, pine, arhat, rose, azalea, peony, privet, Berberis, boxwood, Sabina vulgaris, Sabina vulgaris, Forsythia suspensa, Spring Festival, rose and so on.

(4) Selecting shade-tolerant plants and climbing plants. In the dark part, choose shade-tolerant plants, such as Begonia, Plum Blossom and Podocarpus. Climbing plants include ivy and starwort.