Alias of fragrant wood

The alias of fragrant wood is: fragrant leaf tree, purple teak, green fragrant tree, etc

Morphological characteristics of fragrant wood

Qingxiangmu is a small shrub or arbor plant, which can be viewed in the garden or potted culture. It is between 1-8m high and can be cultured and viewed in the family

The bark of fragrant wood is gray, and the branches have brown lenticels. The leaves of fragrant wood are even pinnate compound leaves, alternate, with 4-9 pairs of leaf axes and narrow wings. The flowers of fragrant wood are small, the main color is purplish red, the arrangement of female flowers is sparse, usually 7-10 perianths, 5-8 perianth pieces of male flowers, and both male and female flowers are arranged in two rows

The drupe of fragrant wood is about 5mm long and 6mm wide, and the mature drupe is red

Origin and living habits of fragrant wood

Qingxiang wood is produced in Yunnan, China. It lives in an area with an altitude of 500-2800m. It can be found in hillsides, valleys, sparse forests, shrubs and limestone river valleys. It has strong adaptability, but it is not resistant to cold during the seedling period. If it is cultured in the north, it should pay attention to cold prevention

Qingxiangmu has strong resistance to drought. It is distributed in Tibet, Sichuan, Guizhou and other places in China, as well as in the plateau areas of Myanmar

Flower language of fragrant wood

Elegant and dedicated