Decorative plants

Ornamental plants include all plants, whether shaped terna, vines, shrubs, shrubs, or trees, which are planted as a component of the garden, home gardens, room decorators, ceremonies, makeup components, or as a wreath component.

Cut flowers can be included as an ornamental plant. In the general context, ornamental plants are one of the groupings based on the function of horticultural crops.

The part that is used by people is not merely the interest, but the impression of the beauty that is generated by this plant. In addition to flowers (color and aroma), leaves, fruit, stems, even pepagan can be a component that is utilized. For example, some branches of plants that emit fresh scents can be placed in the room to scent the room can make it as an ornamental plant.

In landscape architecture, the shape and placement of ornamental plants is an important consideration. Another important issue in ornamental plants is the natural habitat favored by the plant and its canopy form. In this sense, ornamental plants may also include curb plants and shade plants (in open spaces).