Scientific Development Research

Native plants play a pivotal role in low-cost landscape construction. Adapting to local climates and soil conditions, they reduce maintenance costs while minimizing water and fertilizer consumption. However, challenges such as cognitive biases, limited variety, and inadequate mechanisms hinder their widespread adoption. These issues require solutions through scientific planning, technological innovation, and policy support. Research on these aspects provides effective strategies for cost-efficient landscape development, promoting the synergy between ecological conservation and economic efficiency. This approach significantly enhances landscape sustainability and preserves regional cultural heritage, driving landscape development toward more efficient and eco-friendly practices.

Native plants; Low-cost landscapes; Application promotion; Ecological protection; Landscape construction