Nine spice potted plant
Murraya exotica, also known as Stone Chili, Nine Autumn Fragrance, Mountain Yellow Peel, Thousand Eyes, and Moon Orange. In the Rutaceae family, the Nine Mile Incense genus is an evergreen shrub that can sometimes grow into small trees with beautiful plant posture, beautiful branches and leaves, and rich floral fragrance. The chemical composition of the roots, stems, and leaves is similar to that of Qianli Xiang, and it is produced in the southern provinces of Taiwan, Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan, and Guangxi. Commonly found in shrubs on flat ground, gentle slopes, and small hills not far from the coast. Likes to grow in sandy soil and sunny places. In the southern region, it is often used as a fence material, or as a decoration for flower beds and hotels, and also as a bonsai material.
Camellia 3D model
Camellia (scientific name: Camellia japonica), also known as camellia, is a plant of the Camellia genus in the Theaceae family, consisting of evergreen shrubs and small trees. The ancient name is sea pomegranate. There are aliases such as Yuming Flower and Naidong, also known as Dongbai Flower in Korean. Dongbai Island in Haeundae District, South Korea is named after camellia and is divided into East China Camellia, Sichuan Camellia, and Evening Camellia. Camellia has a wide variety of varieties and is a traditional ornamental flower in China. It ranks seventh among the "Top Ten Famous Flowers" and is also one of the world's precious flowers and trees.
3D model of kumquat
Kumquat, also known as kumquat, is an evergreen shrub of the genus Kumquat in the family Rutaceae. Trees within 3 meters in height, with thick leaves, ovate lanceolate or oblong in shape, slightly pointed or blunt at the top, and wide wedge-shaped or nearly round at the base; The petiole is 1.2 centimeters long, and the wing leaves are very narrow. Single flower or 2-3 flower clusters; The flower stem is 3-5 millimeters long; The ovary is elliptical, the style is slender, usually 1.5 times the length of the ovary, and the stigma is slightly enlarged. Oval or oval shaped fruit, ranging from orange yellow to orange red in color, with a sweet taste on the skin; The seed is oval in shape, with green cotyledons and embryos, and a single embryo or occasional multiple embryos. The flowering period is from March to May, and the fruiting period is from October to December.
Dwarf Ivy
Dwarf ivy, also known as upright ivy, is a non climbing evergreen shrub. This is a very slow growing evergreen dwarf shrub that can grow up to 1 meter high and have a width of about 1 meter.
Forsythia
False Forsythia is a plant belonging to the family Verbenaceae and the genus False Forsythia. Shrubs, about 1.5-3 meters high; Branches have thorns, and young branches have soft fur. Leaves opposite, rarely whorled, leaves ovate elliptical or ovate lanceolate, papery, apex short pointed or blunt, base wedge-shaped, with soft hairs. The inflorescence is terminal or axillary, often arranged in a conical shape; Calyx tubular, hairy, approximately 5 millimeters long, 5-lobed, with 5 edges; The corolla is usually blue purple, about 8 millimeters long, slightly irregular, 5-lobed, with flattened lobes and slight hairs on the inside and outside. The drupe is spherical, hairless, glossy, with a diameter of about 5 millimeters. It is reddish yellow when ripe and surrounded by enlarged persistent sepals. Native to tropical America.
Redrlowered Loropetalum
Loropetalum Chinense (Latin name: Loropetalum Chinense), also known as Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetalum Chinense, Loropetal. The bark is dark gray or light gray brown, with many branches. The tender branches are reddish brown and densely covered with star shaped hairs. Leaves are leathery and alternate in texture, oval or elliptical in shape, measuring 2-5cm in length with a short pointed tip. The base is round and asymmetrical, with star shaped hairs on both sides. The entire margin is dark red on the leaf surface and gray on the back. There are 4 petals, with a purple red linear length of 1-2cm, and 3-8 flowers clustered at the ends of small branches. The capsule is brown in color and nearly oval in shape.
Red Thousand Layers
Callistimon rigidus, scientific name of the Red Thousand Layer, is an evergreen shrub that can grow up to 4 meters high. Its leaves are sharp and shaped like a spear, and it can grow up to 8 centimeters in length. In summer, it will produce red bottle brush shaped flowers that grow 15 centimeters long, with yellow tips on the stamens. This plant is native to Australia.
Red Thousand Layer Tree Seedlings
Callistimon rigidus, scientific name of the Red Thousand Layer, is an evergreen shrub that can grow up to 4 meters high. Its leaves are sharp and shaped like a spear, and it can grow up to 8 centimeters in length. In summer, it will produce red bottle brush shaped flowers that grow 15 centimeters long, with yellow tips on the stamens. This plant is native to Australia.
Blue Long Sequence Tequila
Perennial shrub like or small tree like plants, with a height of several meters. The overall tree trunk is 4.5 meters high, with a canopy at the top. The leaves are nearly lotus shaped, clustered at the top of the stem, and the lower leaves are dry and often do not fall off. The leaves are narrow lanceolate, thin and hard, with a maximum length of 60 centimeters, but the leaf width rarely exceeds 15 millimeters. The tips gradually become thinner, and the leaf color is mostly gray green. The inflorescence is a spike shaped large flower that can reach up to 1 meter in height and is white in color.
Tulsi
Saint Basil, also known as God Basil, Dipper Leaf, Dipper or Gabo, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the genus Lamiaceae. It is native to the Indian subcontinent and is widely planted in Southeast Asia and tropical regions. Saint Basil is an upright small shrub that stands between 30-60 centimeters tall. The leaves are green or purple in color and interact with each other. Purple flowers.
Sleeping Hibiscus
Hanging Bellflower is a shrub plant in the Malvaceae family, belonging to the genus Hanging Bellflower. The plant height can reach up to 3 meters; Small branches covered in soft hairs; Leaves ovate lanceolate or ovate, apex gradually pointed, base broadly wedge-shaped or nearly rounded, with blunt teeth, both surfaces nearly hairless or veins sparsely covered with stellate soft hairs; The flower has a solitary leaf axil or branch tip, with small bracteoles spoon shaped and long hairs on the edges. The sepals are bell shaped, and the corolla is red and drooping cylindrical. The upper part is slightly expanded, and the stamen column extends outside the corolla. The stigma is head shaped; The fruit is a fleshy berry like body that splits after drying; The flowering period lasts throughout the year. The hanging lily is native to Mexico and Colombia, and is distributed in provinces such as Guangdong and Yunnan in China. I prefer environments with high temperatures, humidity, and ample sunlight.
Mexican Orange Blossom
Choisya ternata is an evergreen shrub that can grow up to 3 meters tall. Its leaves have three small leaves, emitting a fragrant aroma that, when crushed, emits a scent reminiscent of basil. White flowers emit a fragrance and appear in spring (sometimes with limited repeated flowering in autumn). Choisya ternata is a flowering plant in the Rutaceae family, known as Mexican orange blossom or Mexican orange.
Flowering false forsythia
False Forsythia is a plant belonging to the family Verbenaceae and the genus False Forsythia. Shrubs, about 1.5-3 meters high; Branches have thorns, and young branches have soft fur. Leaves opposite, rarely whorled, leaves ovate elliptical or ovate lanceolate, papery, apex short pointed or blunt, base wedge-shaped, with soft hairs. The inflorescence is terminal or axillary, often arranged in a conical shape; Calyx tubular, hairy, approximately 5 millimeters long, 5-lobed, with 5 edges; The corolla is usually blue purple, about 8 millimeters long, slightly irregular, 5-lobed, with flattened lobes and slight hairs on the inside and outside. The drupe is spherical, hairless, glossy, and surrounded by enlarged persistent sepals. The flowering and fruiting period is from May to October, which can last throughout the year in the south. Native to tropical America.
Ixora
Ixora chinensis, also known as English Dan, Dragon Boat Flower, and Hundred Day Red, is a plant of the Rubiaceae family and Dragon Boat Flower genus. Other aliases include Red Hydrangea, Maizimu, Maizimu, and Sandanhua, with the English name being Chinese ixora. Evergreen shrubs, native to southern China and Malaysia, typically have orange red flowers. As one of the "Three Famous Flowers of Okinawa", it is the city flower of Yuriuma City, Okinawa Prefecture. In the southern part of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, people are accustomed to calling it water hydrangea.
Cordyline australis
Jianye Zhujiao is an evergreen shrub with a height of up to 3 meters. It has an upright stem with few branches, dense leaf scars on the stem, and leaves clustered at the top. It is purple red or green with red stripes, leathery and broad lanceolate, with hard and obvious ribs in the middle. The petiole is 10-15 cm long, and the leaf cap is 30-40 cm long. The flowers are conical inflorescences, attached to the top leaf axils, light red, and the fruit is a berry.
Du Song
Juniperus rigida Siebold&Zucc. is an evergreen shrub or small tree in the family Cupressaceae, belonging to the genus Juniperus. It can grow up to 10 meters tall and has a cylindrical crown with a round head when old. Large branches stand upright, small branches droop. Its leaves are spike shaped, hard, and pointed, with deep grooves on top and a narrow white powder band inside the groove. There are obvious longitudinal ridges on the back. The cone, when ripe, appears light brownish yellow or blue black and is coated with white powder. The seed is nearly oval in shape, with a pointed tip and four inconspicuous ridges.
Yang Tao
Yang Tao (scientific name: Averrhoa carambola), also known as Yang Tao, Yang Tao, and Wu Zai Zi, was formerly known as Chang Chu, Chang Chang, and Liu Chang. It is an evergreen shrub or small tree belonging to the family Oxalis and the genus Spades. Originating from tropical Asia around India, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka. Min people call it Yang Tao because it came through the ocean. Guangdong people, including Hong Kong, are also known as Yang Tao. Its fruit size is about 6-8 centimeters in diameter and can be eaten as a fruit or as a cooking ingredient, such as salads, Western pickles, candied fruits, etc. It tastes like a pear.
Camellia flower specimen
Camellia, belonging to the Camellia family, is an evergreen shrub or small tree plant. The leaves are thick and leathery, elliptical in shape, with a slightly pointed tip and a wide wedge-shaped base, with fine serrations on the edges; The petals are bowl shaped; The fruit is round in shape. Camellia has no obvious dormancy period throughout the year, with a long flowering period from October to May of the following year, and the peak flowering period is from January to March. Camellia, because its leaves resemble tea, is named Camellia. Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty also said, "Its leaves are like tea and can be used as a tea drink, hence the name of tea. Camellia is native to China. It prefers warm, humid, and semi shaded environments. It is afraid of high temperatures and strong sunlight. The suitable temperature for camellia growth is 18-25 ℃, and from March to September it is 13-18 ℃.
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