Greening plants and trees, broadly referring to the flora and fauna used in landscaping construction, encompass a wide range of meanings. Urban development is inseparable from greening, and greening cannot be achieved without plants. Greening plants and trees are an essential component of landscaping projects, with nurseries available in most provinces across the country. Regular maintenance and management are crucial once the trees are planted. Tree care should be conducted based on the growth and development of the trees, as well as the needs of different seasons. Greening plants and trees include flowers and plants used for environmental greening, such as trees, flowering shrubs, herbs, seedlings, aquatic plants, and potted plants. These plants are artificially cultivated and possess specific morphological characteristics (e.g., uniform height, diameter, and branching points), commonly used in greening projects for gardens, roads, parks, and residential communities, among all natural, living, and public environments. They can improve air quality, add color to life, and simultaneously alleviate work and life pressures, bringing about a sense of joy and relaxation.