Ornamental Plants description

The ornamental plants cover all plants, either in the form of terna, vines, shrubs, shrubs or trees, which are deliberately planted by people as garden components, home gardens, room decorators, ceremonies, makeup / clothing components, or as a flower arrangement. Cut flowers can be incorporated as ornamental plants. In the general context, ornamental plants are one of the groupings based on the functions of horticultural crops. The part used by people is not merely flowers, but the beauty of the beauty that this plant produces. In addition to flowers (colors and aromas), leaves, fruit, stems, and even pepagan can be used components. For example, some plant branches that produce fresh scents can be placed in the room to make room for them as ornamental plants.

In landscape architecture, the shape and placement of ornamental plants is an important consideration. Another important issue in ornamental plants is the natural habitat that the plant likes and the title he has. In this sense, ornamental plants can also include roadside plants and patrons (in the open space).

Because ornamental plants are grouped according to their function, it does not imply that a vegetable, medicinal plant, or fruit plant becomes ornamental plants, or vice versa.