The park is planted like an orchid, but the leaves are softer than the orchid

Orchid. There are often fleshy pseudobulbs formed by the expansion of a part of the stem. The leaves are basal or stem-born, the latter usually alternate or at or near the apex of pseudobulbs, flattened or sometimes cylindrical or flattened on both sides, with or without joints at the base.

Floral or inflorescence apical or lateral; The flowers are often arranged in racemes or panicles, rarely shortened or reduced to solitary flowers, bisexual, usually symmetrical on both sides; tepals 6, 2 rounds; sepals detached or symbiotic to varying degrees; **The morphology of 1 petal is often more specialized, which is obviously different from 2 lateral petals, called the labial petal, which is often located below (on the side of the distal axis) due to the 180-degree twisting or 90-degree bending of the flower (peduncle and ovary); ovary inferior, 1-chambered, lateral membrane placenta, less 3-chamber but with axial placenta; Except for the ovary, the entire male and female stamens organs are completely fused into a columnar body, which is called the stamen; The apex of the stigma generally has a medicine bed and 1 anther, the ventral surface has a stigma hole, and between the stigma and the anthers there is a tongue-like organ, called the stamen's beak (derived from the stigma lobe), and it is very rare to have 2-3 anthers (stamens with a raised stigma or no stamen's beak; The base of the stimulus sometimes extends forward and downward into a foot shape, called the stimulus foot, and at this time, the base of the two lateral sepals is often born on the stimulus foot, forming a sac-like structure, called the calyx sac; Pollen usually sticks into a mass, called a pollen mass, and one end of the pollen mass often becomes a stalk, called a pollen stalk; The pollen handle is attached to a part of the beak that becomes a solid sticky block, that is, a sticky disk, and sometimes the sticky disk also has a stalk-like appendage, called a sticky plate; Pollen mass, pollen mass handle, sticky disk handle and sticky disk are connected together, called pollen block, but some pollen blocks do not have pollen mass handle or sticky plate, and some do not have sticky disk but only slime mass. The fruit is usually a capsule, less pod-like, and has a very large variety of seeds. The seeds are small, without endosperm, and the seed coat is often extended into wings at both ends.

You didn't send us a ** to show us, there are many varieties of plants in the park that look like orchid leaves, and some may be iris. There are also varieties of spider plants, and there are many varieties. There are gold-edged spider plants, silver-edged spider plants, and there are also dark green thick-leaved spider plants.

The plant situation you mentioned, if the park is in line with what you said, it should be the possibility of wheat winter, and basically the ground greening is made of wheat winter.

Daylily, wheat winter are all possible.

Ophiopogon japonicus (Linn f.

ker-gawl.Liliaceae is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant with thick roots, often swollen into oval or spindle-shaped tubular roots at the middle or near the end, with short stems, clumps at the leaf base, grasses leaf-like, bracts lanceolate, apex acute, seeds spherical, flowering in May-August, fruiting in August-September.

Ophiopogon is native to China, and is also distributed in Japan, Vietnam, and India. It is cultivated in southern China and other places. It is born in the shade of mountain slopes, under forests or beside streams below 2,000 meters above sea level.

Precautions for planting wheat grass.

The water requirement of O. vulgaris is very large during the growing period, and increasing the amount of watering during the growing period of O. vulgaris is conducive to the expansion of the tubers of O. vulgaris.

Wheat grass also needs sufficient light, and light is very important during the tuber expansion period, and sufficient sunlight must be given during this period.

Wheat grass also has special requirements for the soil, wheat grass should be planted in well-drained, fertile sandy soil, the soil should be kept in a slightly alkaline pH, soil viscosity can not be too high, so as to help the growth of wheat tubers.

Ophiopogon is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the family Liliaceae, with thick roots, often swelling into oval or spindle-shaped small tubular roots at the middle or near the end, the stem is very short, the leaf base is clumped, the grass leaves are shaped, the bracts are lanceolate, the apex is acute, the seeds are spherical, the flowering period is from May to August, and the fruiting period is from August to September.

Growth habits of Ophiopogon vulgaris:Wheat winter likes warm and humid, rainfall abundant climatic conditions 5-30 can grow normally, the most suitable growth temperature is 15-25, lower than 0 or higher than 35 growth stops, the growth process requires a large amount of water, requiring sufficient light, especially in the root expansion period, sufficient light can promote the expansion of root tuberous.

Ophiopogon has special requirements for soil conditions, suitable for loose soil, fertile and moist, well-drained slightly alkaline sandy loam, planting soil texture is too heavy to affect the occurrence and growth of fibrous roots, tuber root growth is not good, sandy is too heavy, soil water and fertility retention is weak, plant growth is poor, low yield.

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Summary. There are many types of flowers that are wider than orchid leaves. A few examples can be given:

1.Cymbidium grandiflora: Cymbidium grandiflora is an orchid with leaves about 3 4 cm wide, much wider than orchid leaves.

2.Phalaenopsis: Phalaenopsis is also an orchid with leaves about centimeters wide, which is wider than the average orchid.

3.Gardenia: Gardenia, also known as yellow gardenia, is a common small shrub with a leaf width of about 4 5 cm, which is much wider than the leaves of an orchid.

There are many types of flowers that are wider than orchid leaves. A few examples can be given:1

Orchid: Orchid grandi is an orchid with leaves about 3 4 cm wide, which is much wider than the leaves of the orchid. 2.

Phalaenopsis: Phalaenopsis is also an orchid with leaves about centimeters wide, which is wider than the average orchid. 3.

Gardenia: Gardenia, also known as yellow gardenia, is a common small shrub with a leaf width of about 4 5 cm, which is much wider than the leaves of an orchid.

I'm still a little confused, can you be more detailed?

There are many types of flowers that are wider than orchid leaves, and here are a few of the common ones:1Dandelion:

Dandelion belongs to the Asteraceae family and has pinnate, deeply lobed leaves with a broad base, much wider than orchid leaves. Dandelions also have a special way of reproduction, which produces small flying balls, so they are often nicknamed "flying lions". 2.

Daisies: Daisies belong to the Asteraceae family and have two forms of leaves, one with long, linear leaves and the other with short, three-lobed leaves, both of which are wider than the leaves of orchids. 3.

Algae: Algae is an aquatic plant with broad, ovoid or duck paw leaves, much wider than orchid leaves. It is distributed in rivers, lakes and ponds around the world, and is an important environmentally friendly plant in aquatic ecosystems.

4.Purple Jasmine: Purple jasmine leaves are also very wide, with triangular or heart-shaped leaves, and the length and width of the leaves are about the same, much wider than orchid leaves.

Although these flowers have wide leaves, their characteristics are different from those of orchids, and each flower has a unique shape and growth environment, which is worth understanding and appreciating.

Ophiopogon japonicus, also known as Ophiopogon japonicus, is a perennial evergreen herb of the family Liliaceae.--- The fibrous roots are stout, and the apex or middle of the root is often enlarged into spindle-shaped fleshy pieces. Use the tuber root as medicine.

The white inflorescence should be Ophiopogon liliaceae and the fruit is blue-purple.

It is a perennial herb of the family Lilaceae, growing in clumps and about 30 cm high.

The leaves are clustered, slender, dark green, and shaped like leeks.

Flower stems emerge from leaf clusters, and the flowers are small, lavender, forming racemes.

The fruit is berry, spherical in shape, dark green or black-blue when ripe.

The rhizome is short, with many fibrous roots, and in the middle or tip of some fibrous roots, it often swells into a spindle-shaped fleshy tuber, that is, the medicinal Ophiopogon vulgaris.

1. Grass along the steps, Latin name: (ophiopogon bodinieriLiliaceae, herbaceae of the genus Herbaceae.

Strong growth, strong resistance to negative, low plant, developed root system, fast covering effect, is a good ground cover plant, can be planted in the shade and damp open space in the scenic area and the waterside lake as a ground cover plant. The leaf color is evergreen all the year round, the flower pavilion is straight, the flower color is elegant, the fragrance is pleasant, and it is a good potted foliage plant. Grows at an altitude of 600-3400 meters above sea level on mountain slopes, damp valleys, ditch edges, under bushes or underforests.

The whole plant along the step grass is used as medicine, which is sweet in taste, and can be used for upset, loss of appetite, hemoptysis and other symptoms 2