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LAN SU Master Species List 06-2021 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Bed 1N Indocalamus latifolius bamboo 箬竹属 ruò zhú shu B Bed 1W Kerria japonica 'Golden Guinea' kerria 棣棠花属 di tang hua shu S Trachelospermum asiaticum Asian jasmine 亚洲络石 ya zhou luo shi V Bed 1E Pinellia cordata miniature green dragon 半夏属 ban xia shu H Bletilla ochracea yellow ground orchid 白及属 báijí shǔ H Liriope spicata lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' dwarf mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Lysimachia paridiformis var. stenophylla lysimachia 珍珠菜属 zhēn zhū cài shǔ H Oxalis crassipes Chinese sorrel 酢浆草属 zuò jiāng căo shŭ H Camellia 'Bob's Tinsie' camellia 山茶属 shān chá shù S Gardenia 'Kleim's Hardy' Kleim's hardy gardenia 栀子属 zhi zi shu S Epimedium grandiflorum 'Rose Queen' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Begonia grandis var. evansiana Chinese begonia 秋海棠 qiū hǎitáng H Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Chinese fringe flower 继木属 ji mu shu S Dichroa febrifuga evergreen hydrangea 黄常山 huang chang shan S Bletilla striata terrestrial orchid 白及属 báijí shǔ H Gardenia 'Kleim's Hardy' Kleim's hardy gardenia 栀子属 zhi zi shu S Osmanthus fragrans sweet olive 木犀属 mù xī shǔ T Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Chinese fringe flower 继木属 ji mu shu S Gardenia 'Kleim's Hardy' Kleim's hardy gardenia 栀子属 zhi zi shu S Bletilla striata 'Variegatum' terrestrial orchid 白及属 báijí shǔ H Pinellia cordata miniature green dragon 半夏属 ban xia shu H Epimedium grandiflorum 'Okuda's White' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Magnolia delavayi mountain magnolia 木兰属 mù lán T Bed 2N 1 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Camellia 'Taylor's Perfection' camellia 山茶属 shān chá shù S Rohdea japonica ten thousand years green 万年青属 wan nian qing shu G Musa basjoo hardy banana 芭蕉属 bā jiāo shu H Aspidistra elatior cast iron plant 蜘蛛抱蛋 zhī zhū bào dàn S Pyrossia sp. fern 石⻙属 shi wei shu G Bed 2S Persea thunbergii persea 酪梨 lao li T Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Epimedium pinnatum var. colchicum goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Magnolia maudiae var. platypetala magnolia 木兰属 mù lán T Fatsia japonica Japanese aralia 八角金盘属 ba jiao jin pan shu S Helwingia chinensis helwingia 青荚叶属 qing jia ye shu S Rohdea japonica ten thousand years green 万年青属 wan nian qing shu G Epimedium omeiense goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Nandina domestica heavenly bamboo 南天竹属 nán tiān zhú S Epimedium wushanense ' Caramel' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Epimedium 'Domino' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Roscoea purpurea roscoea 象牙参属 xiang ya shen shu H Bed 3 Hypericum 'Hidcote' St. John's wort 金丝桃属 jin si tao shu S Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' winter daphne 毛瑞香 mao rui xiang S Magnolia x soulangiana saucer magnolia 木兰属 mù lán T Hosta plantaginea plantain lily 玉簪属 yù zān shŭ H Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis Himalayan sweetbox 清香桂属 qing xiang gui shu S Epimedium pinnatum var. colchicum goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Epimedium wushanense goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Epimedium omeiense goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Aspidistra elatior 'Variegata' variegated cast iron plant 蜘蛛抱蛋 zhī zhū bào dàn S Aspidistra elatior cast iron plant 蜘蛛抱蛋 zhī zhū bào dàn S 2 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Disporum cantoniense 'Night Heron' Chinese fairy bells 萬壽竹 wàn shòu zhú H Pinus parviflora Chinese white pine 日本五针松 ri ben wu zhen song T Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis Himalayan sweetbox 清香桂属 qing xiang gui shu S Epimedium 'Domino' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' dwarf mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Epimedium wushanense ' Caramel' goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Epimedium leptorhizum goat plant; bishop's hat 淫羊藿属 yín yáng huò shǔ G Distylium racemosum distylium 蚊母树 wen mu shu T Jasminum nudiflorum winter jasmine 茉莉属 mo li shu V Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Akebono' Chinese paper bush S Bed 4 Sasa hayatae broadleaf bamboo B Trachelospermum asiaticum Asian jasmine 亚洲络石 ya zhou luo shi V Acorus gramineus 'Ogon' golden var. sweet flag 金钱蒲 jin qian pu G upright wild Chinese Saruma henryi ⻢蹄香属 ma ti xiang shu H ginger Stewartia pseudocamellia stewartia 紫茎属 zi jing shu T Edgeworthia chrysantha Chinese paper bush 结香属 jié xiāng shǔ S Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis Himalayan sweetbox 清香桂属 qing xiang gui shu S Trachelospermum jasminoides star jasmine 络石 luò shí V Rhododendron asterochnoum rhododendron 杜鹃花属 du juan hua shu S Liriope spicata 'Silver Dragon' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Viburnum farreri viburnum S Eurya japonica East Asian eurya S Koelreuteria paniculata golden rain tree 栾树属 luan shu shu T Sasa hayatae broadleaf bamboo B Viburnum x bodnantense 'Dawn' dawn viburnum S Jasminum mesnyi primrose jasmine 茉莉属 mo li shu S Distylium racemosum distylium 蚊母树 wen mu shu T Bed 5N Liriope spicata lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G 3 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Asarum splendens Chinese wild ginger 青城细辛 qing cheng xi xin G Pinus thunbergii ‘ Nishiki Tsukasa’ cork bark pine T Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' dwarf mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Ginkgo biloba 'Heksenbezem Leiden' dwarf maidenhair tree 银杏树 yin xing shu T Forsythia x intermedia 'Lynwood Gold' forsythia 连翘属 lián qiào shu S Pinus thunbergii black pine 黑松 hei song T Acorus gramineus 'Variegatus' var. sweet flag 金钱蒲 jin qian pu G Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Chinese fringe flower 继木属 ji mu shu S Daphniphyllum himalaense var. macropodum false daphne 西藏虎皮楠 xi zang hu pi nan S Trachelospermum asiaticum Asian jasmine 亚洲络石 ya zhou luo shi V Rhododendron glanduliferum rhododendron 杜鹃花属 du juan hua shu S Magnolia grandiflora southern magnolia 木兰属 mù lán T Mahonia fortunei Fortune's mahonia 十大功劳属 shi da gong lao shu S Dysosma pleiantha (Podophyllum pleianthum) Chinese mayapple 鬼臼属 gui jiu shu H Aspidistra elatior cast iron plant 蜘蛛抱蛋 zhī zhū bào dàn S Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple 鸡爪槭 jī zhuǎ qì T Forsythia x intermedia 'Lynwood Gold' forsythia 连翘属 lián qiào shu S Pyrrosia hastata Chinese felt fern 石⻙属 shi wei shu G Bed 5S Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Nandina domestica heavenly bamboo 南天竹属 nán tiān zhú S Asarum splendens Chinese wild ginger 青城细辛 qing cheng xi xin G Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Moonlight' climbing hydrangea 钻地⻛属 zuan di feng shu V Phyllostachys edulis moso timber bamboo 刚竹属 gang zhu shu B Bed 6S Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum Chinese fringe flower 继木属 ji mu shu S Parthenocissus henryana silver vein creeper 爬山虎属 pa shan hu shu V Daphniphyllum himalaense var. macropodum false daphne 西藏虎皮楠 xi zang hu pi nan T Bed 6N 4 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Iris confusa 'Martyn Rix' bamboo iris 鸢尾属 yuān wěi shǔ G Hosta plantaginea plantain lily 玉簪属 yù zān shŭ H Pinus thunbergii black pine 黑松 hei song T Trachelospermum jasminoides star jasmine 络石 luò shí V/G Tricyrtis toad lily 蟾蜍百合 shan you dian cao H Nandina domestica 'Monum' heavenly bamboo 南天竹属 nán tiān zhú S Nandina domestica heavenly bamboo 南天竹属 nán tiān zhú S Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Magnolia dianica magnolia 木兰属 mù lán S Bed 7 Pleioblastus pygmaeus pygmy bamboo B Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' dwarf mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Camellia japonica 'Grandiflora Rosea' camellia 茶花 chá huā S Trachelospermum asiaticum Asian jasmine 亚洲络石 ya zhou luo shi V Pinus bungeana lacebark pine 白皮松 bai pi song T Punica granatum 'California Sunset' dwarf pomegranate 石榴属 shi liu shu S Holboellia coriacea China blue vine 牛姆瓜属 niu mu gua shu V Trachelospermum jasminoides star jasmine 络石 luò shí V Bed 8S Ficus pumila x carica hybrid creeping fig 无花果属 wu hua guo shu V Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Stewartia pseudocamellia stewartia 紫茎属 zi jing shu T Jasminum nudiflorum winter jasmine 茉莉属 mo li shu V Ophiopogon formosanum Taiwan mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Lilium 'Pearl Jennifer' Asiatic lily 百合属 bǎi hé shǔ H Paeonia 'Golden Sovereign' tree peony 芍药属 sháo yào shǔ S Acorus gramineus sweet flag 金钱蒲 Jin qian pu G Schima superba tea tree 木荷 mu he shu S Berberis oiwakensis ( syn Mahonia lomariifolia) Chinese holly grape 十大功劳属 shi da gong lao shu S 5 Lan Su Chinese Garden Master Species List by Bed Botanical Name Common Name Chinese Name Pinyin Code Paeonia 'High Noon' tree peony 芍药属 sháo yào shǔ S Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' dwarf mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Loropetalum chinense 'Hine's Purpleleaf' Chinese fringe flower 继木属 ji mu shu S Magnolia 'Yellow Bird' yellow magnolia 木兰属 mù lán T Acorus gramineus sweet flag 金钱蒲 Jin qian pu G Tricyrtis 'Empress' toad lily 蟾蜍百合 shan you dian cao H Tricyrtis 'Togen' toad lily 蟾蜍百合 shan you dian cao H Podocarpus macrophyllus Chinese yew 罗汉松 luo han song T Pachysandra terminalis ‘Green Carpet’ Japanese spurge G Bed 8N Rosa 'Sevillana' rose 蔷薇属 qiang wei shu S Trachelospermum asiaticum Asian jasmine 亚洲络石 ya zhou luo shi V Liriope muscari 'Lilac Beauty' lilyturf 山麦冬属 shān mài dōng shǔ G Ophiopogon formosanum Taiwan mondo grass 沿阶草属 yan jie cao shu G Pachysandra terminalis ‘Green Carpet’ Japanese spurge G Sarcococca ruscifolia sarcococca G Camellia reticulata
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