Encompassing the feed Yangtze river , the Yunnan valleys and the highest peak on earth , Mount Everest , China is a vast country that displays impressive variety in its geographics . The area boasts a number of different climates , which nurture many eccentric of native plant and prime . Many Taiwanese flowers can be cultivated in garden throughout the world .

Chinese Wisteria

A extremity of the bean plant crime syndicate , Chinese wisteria ( Wisteria sinensis ) is a small deciduous tree or woody vine native to China . The fast - growing plant is prized among gardeners for its cascade blooms , which are heavily fragrant and uncommitted in color browse from purple to lilac , blue or white . The vine does well in a range of conditions and will expand in USDA hardiness zones 3 to 9 . The plant prefers a cheery location and a well - draining , average soil . Water the plant as needed , and prune if desired . Formosan wisteria is considered invasive in some area , so check an invasive plant tilt before cultivating . The less belligerent American wisteria ( Wisteria frutescens ) is recommended for gardener in Florida .

Chinese Jasmine

Blossoming as early as mid - winter , Chinese jasmine ( Jasminum polyanthum ) is a straggle bush or vine that boasts glossy unripened leave and heavily fragrant , waxy white blooms . A aboriginal of China , Chinese jasmine may reach up to 10 feet in length . The plant is commonly used as a fragrant border , or as an accent to a trellis or entryway . The vine is adaptable to a variety of soils , from neutral or alkaline to acid . Chinese jasmine is a warm weather lover that is substantially suit to cultivation in full or partial sunlight in USDA zone 8 to 11 . The plant may have a protract flower period in warmer zones . Water the vine as needed : more in the summertime , less in the winter .

Devil’s Trumpet

A member of the nightshade family , devil ’s trump ( Datura metel ) is a blossom yearly native to Southern China and part of Asia . The plant life reaches an intermediate height of between 3 and 5 understructure , sporting across-the-board , jagged gullible leaves and royal - tinged white bloom , which are horn shape . Flowers may also be staring white , lily-livered or blueish . Devil ’s trumpet grows secure in full sunlight in USDA zones 7 to 10 . An average , moisture - retentive soil is o.k. for this flora , which only involve piss during summer droughts . Like other members of the nightshade family , devil ’s trumpet is extremely toxic . child and pet should be maintain off from the flora , as it may cause serious malady if ingested .

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