The journey can start!Each plant is unique and has different needs.
Read about the Integrated Pest Management Program at Lan Su »įor Chinese horticulture questions, please contact Lan Su's Horticulture Department, at ’s Easy to Grow a Plant in Garden In! Choose a pot, put some soil in it, and finally plant a seed. Plant Spotlight on Discover Lan Su, the Visitor App» Second, the botanical collection in the garden provides an invaluable tool for explaining customs and traditions rooted in human interaction with plants for thousands of years. First is to provide visitors with a microcosmic view of the wealth of China's native flora. Lan Su's mission in developing this unique and diverse living collection is twofold. Still others speak to the work of scientists and plantsmen through breeding and selection of garden worthy hybrids and cultivars. Many of these plants have a long history and cultural significance in classical Chinese gardens while others reflect the efforts of relatively recent expeditions into China's hinterlands for wild-collected species virtually unknown in the West. It is home to more than fifty specimen trees, many rare and unusual shrubs and perennials, and curated collections of Magnolia, Peony, Camellia, Rhododendron, Osmanthus and Bamboo. The plant collection at Lan Su presents hundreds of plants species that are native to China. Many of the plants we know and love in the West originated in China, yet few people recognize China’s influence in their own gardens.
Wilson once referred to China as the “Mother of All Gardens.” For good reason, as China is home to more than 30,000 plant species or one eighth of the world's total.
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