Desert style landscaping plants
The pristine and adaptable natural beauty of the desert is a desolate place, but it is also a world full of mystery and beauty.
Its arid and hot environment has long been taboo, but in this environment, there are some special plants that have adapted to this extreme environment, with unique shapes and colors, adding a unique touch of scenery to the desert.
Below, let's take a look at desert-style landscaping plants.
1.Succulents:
Full water reservoir succulents are a class of plants that are widely distributed in deserts and are able to adapt to prolonged dry conditions due to the abundance of water-storing tissues in their leaves.
These plants come in a variety of shapes, some resemble small stones and some resemble cacti, which brings visual pleasure to people.
For example, like agave, cactus, etc., their leaves are thick and fat, and the rough surface is to reduce water evaporation while also being able to withstand high temperatures.
2.Vegetation: Vitality in the DesertThere are also bush-like plants in the desert that are able to survive and thrive in extremely dry environments.
For example, like tamarix, sea buckthorn, etc., they can use their long roots to find water deep into the ground to keep themselves alive.
The leaves of these plants are also special, mostly elongated, thorny, to reduce water evaporation and to combat erosion by wind and sand.
3.Dwarf Plants:
Merge with the desert In the desert, there are also some dwarf plants, whose forms blend so well with the desert landscape that it is difficult to notice.
For example, like desert mint, desert silk, etc., their leaves are very short, almost none, and only tiny treetops, which are enough for them to survive in the desert.
The green color of these plants is also particularly vivid in the desert.
Through the understanding of the above three types of desert-style landscaping plants, we can find that they all have a common characteristic - strong adaptability.
As native plants in the desert, they have gradually adapted to the characteristics of the desert environment after a long period of evolution, and the ecosystem has formed a balance with the environment.
Not only are these plants able to survive in extreme environments, but they are also able to provide us with beautiful landscapes.
Using these desert-style landscaping plants for horticultural design can create a pristine and pristine desert style for people.
For example, placing succulents on flower beds, landscape stones, or planting a green desert silk thread in an open field can add a unique charm to the whole environment.
These plants grow more slowly and don't require much maintenance, making them ideal for landscaping.
Desert-style landscaping plants are plants that have adapted to extreme environments, have unique shapes, and have beautiful colors.
By introducing them into horticultural design, it is possible to create a raw, rustic desert atmosphere for people.