In the learning environment, planting trees not only beautifies the space but also helps reduce stress and increase concentration for students. That is even more important in today’s context, when many schools are facing the problem of environmental pollution.
In this article, we will list green trees planted in schools, bringing shade and fresh air to students. These plants not only help reduce temperature but also beautify the school space. Now we will find out together!
Phoenix tree
The poinciana tree, also known as the poinciana tree, is one of the large woody plants and is often grown for decoration in parks, gardens, schools or streets. With a height of up to 20-30m, the phoenix tree is one of the tallest tree species among plants grown in Vietnam.
The phoenix tree has leaves that grow symmetrically, long and narrow with a diameter of up to 50cm. The flowers of the phoenix tree usually grow in clusters and have a variety of colors from red, orange, yellow to white depending on the species of tree. In addition, the fruit of the phoenix tree is also used to prepare a number of dishes and foods such as jam, juice and medicine.
In feng shui, the phoenix tree is considered a symbol of luck, fortune and prosperity. It is also considered an ornamental plant that brings many spiritual meanings and values. However, to grow phoenix trees, it is necessary to have soil conditions, light and space to grow. If properly planted and cared for, the poinciana tree will become a beautiful and long-lasting green tree on the school campus, along with helping to create shade and fresh air for students and teachers.
Eagle tree
The almond tree, also known as the pine tree, is one of the popular plants grown on school grounds. With a height of up to 30-40m, the almond tree provides a huge amount of shade and is a valuable natural resource.
The almond tree has a long trunk and beautiful leaves, growing in dense clusters. The flowers of the almond tree grow into white flowers and have a very pleasant fragrance. In addition, the almond tree is also resistant to drought and sunlight, suitable for the climatic conditions of many areas.
Planting almond trees on school grounds not only helps create a cool green space, but also provides a number of other benefits such as helping to reduce noise, reduce toxins in the air, reduce temperature and increase humidity. In addition, the almond tree is also considered a symbol of longevity, especially in East Asian culture.
To plant and care for almond trees, you need to choose a suitable location and ensure adequate soil and water. Planting almond trees in schools will create a cool green space, attract students’ attention and improve fresh air.
Mother of pearl tree
Nacre trees are very easy to grow and care for. They are drought and sun tolerant, suitable for the climatic conditions of many areas. In addition, the nacre plant also has antibacterial properties, helping to clean the air on school campuses and reduce diseases caused by bacteria.
Planting nacre trees on school grounds also brings many other benefits such as creating green space, reducing noise, reducing temperature and increasing humidity. In addition, the mother-of-pearl tree is also considered a symbol of sustainability and perseverance, especially in East Asian culture.
Planting and caring for nacre trees not only simply create a cool green space, but also play an important role in improving the quality of the living environment, helping pupils and students have a clean and comfortable learning and living environment.
Golden scorpion tree
Yellow scorpion is an extremely beautiful school plant and is chosen by many investors. Ornamental plants grown at schools have bright yellow flowers that grow drooping down, looking from a distance like lively little lanterns swaying in the wind. These types of trees grown in schools not only have beautiful flowers but also have wide canopies, average height, and strong trunks, so they are extremely suitable for growing in schools. You can be completely assured about the safety of the trees even during the stormy season.
Sesame tree
The Barringtonia acutangula tree is one of the precious ornamental plants, belonging to the genus Barringtonia acutangula. The tree is widely grown in humid coastal areas in South Asia and Northern Australia. In Vietnam, the tree grows very well from South to North.
Locust is a strong, woody plant. The leaves of the sesame plant are lance-shaped and the flowers have two colors: white and red, growing in clusters and extending into a very beautiful looking chain. The sesame flower tree usually blooms in March and ends in August, at which time the tree produces luxuriant flowers and a faint fragrance.
Trees belonging to Tam Da include Fig tree (Phuc), Loc Vung tree (Loc), and Van Tue tree (Tho). Because it has the word Loc in its name, many people plant it in their yards to both shade and attract fortune. That’s why many schools also plant sesame seeds to bring green space and good feng shui to students.
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