1、 Climatic characteristics of Huangshan

Huangshan belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate. The local terrain is high and the valley is deep. The climate changes vertically. There are many clouds, high humidity and more precipitation, which is close to the marine climate. There is no intense heat in summer and less severe cold in winter. The annual average temperature of Huangshan is about 15-16 ℃, the average temperature difference in the four seasons is only about 20 ℃, the average annual precipitation is 1670mm, the annual average number of rainfall days is 183, the precipitation is mostly concentrated from May to August, and the frost free period is about 236 days

2、 What flowers are suitable for growing in Huangshan

According to the climate characteristics of Huangshan and the local environment, it is suitable for the growth of most flowers and plants, especially for planting flowers and plants that need less light and like humidity. The ground flowers are affected by the local external environment, and the maintenance and management should be strengthened. Flowers often cultivated include hamamelis, Primula, Magnolia, jasmine, dandelion, bamboo, hibiscus, motherwort, Pennisetum, fortune tree, lotus bamboo, Epiphyllum, money tree, mountain rose, lotus, cold water flower, rose, peony, rose, loose tail sunflower, cycad, Manjusri, Phalaenopsis, oleander, peony, Calla, Datura, osmanthus, purple, pine, Impatiens, sunflower, ivy Cinnabar root, Scutellaria barbata, pearl grass, mint, dripping Guanyin, marigold, Jianlan, Moran, longchuanhua, egg flower, etc

3、 What are the city flowers and trees in Huangshan

The city flower of Huangshan is Huangshan azalea, also known as Anhui Azalea. It is a special flower species and can represent the image of Huangshan. In addition, the city tree of Huangshan is Huangshan pine. Huangshan pine is one of the representative tree species in Huangshan City. It is widely distributed in this area and has strong vitality. It can stand in the barren cliffs and has strong representativeness and symbolic significance