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Discussion on greening of city residential community

Zhao Ye-l

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It analyzes the trends of city garden greening,discusses the spacial problems of modern residential community's greening,introduces the choice of plants in residential community,emphasizes the collocation of seasonal flower and plants appreciation,so as to realize the harmonious aim of human and nature,and makes the greening more close to residents and life.

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It analyzes the trends of city garden greening,discusses the spacial problems of modern residential community's greening,introduces the choice of plants in residential community,emphasizes the collocation of seasonal flower and plants appreciation,so as to realize the harmonious aim of human and nature,and makes the greening more close to residents and life.

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It analyzes the trends of city garden greening,discusses the spacial problems of modern residential community's greening,introduces the choice of plants in residential community,emphasizes the collocation of seasonal flower and plants appreciation,so as to realize the harmonious aim of human and nature,and makes the greening more close to residents and life.

Key concepts: Greening, Urban greening, Geography, Environmental planning, Collocation (remote sensing), Architectural engineering, Engineering, Political science

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