Blue Mouse Eared Jade Hairpin (Hosta plantaginea (Lam.) Aschers.) It is a perennial perennial perennial plant of the family Asparagaceae in the genus Polygonatum. Leaves are basal, clustered, ovate heart-shaped, ovate or ovoid in shape. The stem is 40-80 centimeters high and has several to over ten flowers; The flowers are solitary or clustered with 2-3 flowers, measuring 10-13 centimeters in length, white in color, and fragrant. The capsule is cylindrical with three edges. The flowering and fruiting period is from August to October. The name "Jade Hairpin" is said to be due to its pure white flowers resembling the hairpins on ancient Chinese women's hair buns, hence the name "Jade Hairpin".

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.

Silk orchid is a plant of the genus Silk orchid in the family Asparagaceae. Short stem or no stem; Cone shaped candlestick, cup-shaped flowers, drooping, white; The base of the leaves is sword shaped and radiating, covered in white powder and leathery texture; The flowering period is from August to October. Silk orchid is native to North America and is cultivated in the Yangtze River Basin and North China region of China. It is also distributed in areas south of the Yangtze River. Silk orchid is a sun loving species that prefers sunny and warm climates, is relatively cold resistant, and prefers well drained and fertile sandy soil. The propagation methods of silk orchids are divided into sowing, splitting, or cutting.

Beaucarnea recuvitata is a plant of the Asparagaceae family, belonging to the genus Beaucarnea. It is a small evergreen tree with ornamental leaves. Potted planting is generally 0.5-1.0 meters. Its underground roots are fleshy, with upright stems resembling wine bottles; The swollen stem has a thick layer of bark, which is gray white or brown in color. Leaves grow on the top of the stem, slender and linear, leathery and drooping, with fine serrated edges. The old plant's epidermis will crack, resembling a turtle shell, which is quite distinctive. Leaves linear, whole or fine toothed, soft hanging, white flowering.