If you are in Wuchang, you can take a ferry, a few hundred meters away from the entrance of the Bund, and just walk inside (you should see the signboard on the road). If you are in Hankou, you can take1/kloc-0, 206, 207, 209, 402, 502, 503, 523, 527 and 546.
It's easy to find on the way from Huquan Station to Zhuodaoquan Station.
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. . . . . . A lot! No.9 bus, etc. Get off at Wuhan Bus Terminal. Also known as vines and rattan. Vines are left-handed. Native to central and southern China; The former Soviet Union, South Korea and Japan are also distributed. Odd pinnate compound leaves, alternate, leaflets oblong to ovate-lanceolate. Racemes droop. These flowers are butterfly-shaped, purple and fragrant. The pods are flat and knife-shaped, and the surface is densely covered with silver-gray short fluff. The pod contains 1 ~ 3 seeds. Cold-tolerant, light-loving, slightly shade-tolerant. The main root is deep and the lateral roots are few, so it is not resistant to transplanting. I like the deep and fertile sandy loam, and have certain abilities of drought resistance, barren resistance and moisture resistance. In the first few years, the seedlings are shrub-like, and after they grow entangled branches, they can entangle themselves. Longevity Most of them are propagated by sowing, and tillering, layering, cutting or grafting are also feasible. Management is very simple, and proper pruning and coring can adjust the tree potential.
Wisteria has dense branches and leaves and beautiful flower spikes, which are mostly used to climb flower stands, green corridors, dead trees or rocks. But you can't plant it next to a living tree to avoid entanglement. Potted plants can also be cut again to make piles of scenery. Wisteria can be made into food. Flowers, fruits and stem skins can also be used as medicine. Stem bark can be made into artificial cotton.
Wisteria is a famous ornamental vine in China, which has a long cultivation history and has been recorded since the Tang Dynasty. Also known as vines, it belongs to deciduous vines of the genus Wisteria in the butterfly family. Woody stems is thick, the dry skin is gray and grows counterclockwise, so the surface presents spiral grooves and obvious lenticels. Winter buds cling to the lateral branches, and the buds are covered with dark brown scales with white hairs on them. Odd pinnate compound leaves alternate, 7 leaflets to 13, oblong to ovate-lanceolate, entire, white hairs on both sides when young, long shedding. Racemes have new branches or leaf axils, which are 15 cm to 30 cm long and drooping, and each inflorescence has 50 to 100 butterfly florets.
Wisteria with dense branches and leaves and large and fragrant flowers is an excellent tree species for scaffolding and porch greening. The flowers and seeds of wisteria are edible; Bark fibers can be woven; Roots and seeds can kill insects; Fruit is used as a medicine to treat food poisoning and expel pinworm.
Wisteria cultivation
Seeding, cutting, layering and rameting can all be propagated. After collecting seeds, dry and store them, soak them for about 12 hours before sowing in the next spring, and sow them in the open seedbed. After beginning of autumn, the seedlings should be moderately thinned, and after three years, the seedlings should be transplanted with soil balls. You can also choose 1 year-old robust branches in early spring and cut them into a section of 15 cm to 20 cm for cutting. Dozens of branches are buried in a sunny and humid place in the lee, with the upper end facing down, and covered with plastic film for heat preservation and moisture preservation. Cutting was dug out at the beginning of May, with high survival rate and quick seedling formation. It can also be used for root cutting and propagation during seedling raising. The ramet propagation should be operated when the winter buds begin to sprout in spring, and the roots must be dug deep when tillering.
Growth habit
Climate adaptability is strong, and it can overwinter in most areas of China. Like light, slightly tolerant of shade, it requires fertile, loose and deep soil, but it can also grow normally in thin tumor soil. Resistant to drought and humidity. The taproot is deep and long, and the lateral roots are few, so it has strong adaptability to the urban environment. Spikes mostly differentiated on the lower organs of short branches and long branches last year.