Maintenance management is very important in garden greening. It is a long-term and repetitive work with comprehensive technical requirements, including sanitation cleaning, pruning of flowers and trees, watering and fertilizing, pest control, and planting of flower beds. The completion of garden green space does not mean the completion of the garden landscape. As people often say, "three parts of planting and seven parts of management". Only with high-quality and high-level maintenance management can the garden landscape gradually form and become perfect.
1. Factors affecting the current level of garden maintenance management.
2. Lack of understanding and insufficient attention. Garden maintenance management requires investment in human resources, finances, and materials. Maintenance management itself does not create economic value, and its ecological and social benefits are not directly reflected in monetary terms. Some leaders fail to recognize that maintenance management is the conversion of garden value into utility value and is an indispensable long-term task for improving the quality of garden landscapes. Although large, medium, and small cities, even towns and townships now generally attach importance to greening work, they often focus on construction while neglecting management, resulting in low survival rates of flowers and plants and failing to achieve the expected results.