Korea, Japan and the Philippines also have it.
The flowers and fruits in Changshan, Haizhou are rich in color, strange and beautiful in shape and long in viewing period, which is a good variety for viewing flowers and fruits in gardens.
Suitable for planting on roadsides, valleys, streams and forest edges, solitary or clustered.
Strong resistance to harmful gases, it is an excellent tree species for greening in factories and mines.
Changshan Mountain in Haizhou is a deciduous shrub or small tree, 8 meters high.
The pith is white and separated by pale yellow flakes.
The leaves are papery, ovate, ovoid-elliptic, the apex is acuminate, the base is broadly cuneate to truncated, the whole leaves are entire, sometimes wavy or irregularly toothed, and the petiole is 2 ~ 8 cm long.
Umbrella cymes are born at the top of branches and upper leaf axils. They are scattered sparsely and have fragrant flowers. Calyx purplish red, 5-parted, corolla white or pinkish. Flowering from July to 10.
Drupe is nearly spherical, with a diameter of 6 ~ 8 cm, blue-purple at maturity and surrounded by persistent calyx. The fruiting period is 9 ~ 1 1 month.
Haizhou Changshan Mountain is strong and lush, which belongs to MengMeng.
Strong cold tolerance, drought tolerance and a little shade tolerance.
I like to be born in moist, fertile, loose and breathable slightly acidic sandy loam, and I am also salt-tolerant.
When the central main branch of the young tree reaches a certain height, it should be pruned as needed, leaving 4 ~ 5 strong branches as the main branches and dispersing them up and down.
Cutting off the top of the main branch, leaving buds or lateral buds under the incision, and leaving buds with a small angle between the main branch and the trunk; On the contrary, leave lateral buds.
Too dense lateral branches can be sparse as soon as possible.
When the main branch is extended to a certain extent and the interval is large, strong branches are left for lateral branch culture, so that both the main branch and the lateral branch can receive sufficient sunlight.
Gradually prune the auxiliary branches left before the central main branch.
Every autumn, after defoliation or before germination in early spring, pruning and shaping should be properly carried out, and dead branches, over-dense branches and long branches should be thinned, so that the branches are evenly distributed and the next year will grow vigorously and bloom luxuriantly.
Cut off useless branches, long branches and sprouted branches at any time.
Perennial trees need to be cut down again to renew and rejuvenate.