"broad-leaved Hemerocallis", whose scientific name is Hemerocallis fulva var. is a classic variety of Hemerocallis. It has become one of the most representative ornamental plants in east Asia with wide leaves, gorgeous inflorescences and profound cultural implication, and has both medicinal and ecological value. Originated in China (the Yellow River Basin to the Yangtze River Basin), the Korean Peninsula and Japan; now widely cultivated in the global temperate to subtropical regions (such as Europe, America, Southeast Asia). It likes sandy loam with sufficient sunshine (resistant to half shade) and good drainage (avoid low-lying water accumulation), suitable for pH 6.0-7.5; Drought tolerance and barren tolerance.

The torch flower (scientific name: Kniphofia uvaria (L.) Oken) is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Aphrodiaceae family and the Lotus genus. The plant can reach a height of 120 centimeters and the stem is upright. Leaves clustered, grassy, sword shaped. The middle or upper part of the leaf begins to bend downward and droop, rarely standing upright; The inflorescence has hundreds of tubular small flowers in the shape of a torch, with orange red corollas and brown black seeds, forming an irregular triangle. Flowers bloom from June to October. Results for September.

Spider aloe vera is a beautiful low rise succulent plant. Born and raised in South Africa, it thrives in warm regions and can withstand cold conditions. Aloe vera requires lightweight and well drained soil. Extreme humidity can cause most aloe vera roots to rot.

Aloe vera (L.) Burm f. It is a herbaceous plant of the family Aphrodiaceae in the order Liliales. Perennial, evergreen, with short above ground stems; The leaves are thick and juicy, with a narrow lanceolate shape, a wide pink green base, and thorny small teeth on the edges; Flowers have yellow or red spots; The fruit is triangular in shape; The flowering period is at the end of winter. The character "lu" in aloe vera means black, while the character "hui" means gathering. Aloe vera is named "aloe vera" because the liquid that drips down from the cut of its leaves will change from coffee color to black and gradually coalesce.