Specal features:Asarum

Perennials of the genus Asarum grow wild in dimly lit areas under trees and are surprisingly slow-growing. The plant is low in height and blooms by sticking to the ground.


List of species in the genus Asarum


Asarum nipponicum,Asarum megacalyx,Ryozan Kan-aoi,Asarum senkakuinsulare,Asarum minamitanianum,Asarum fudsinoi,Asarum asaroides,Asarum hatsushimaeAsarum aspera,Asarum maximum,Usuba saishin,Asarum senkakuinsulare,Tamano kan-aoi,Asarum nipponicum 'Silver leaf',Asarum caulescens,Asarum caulescens,Asarum unze,Asarum sakawanaum

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Specal features:Asarum

Asarum nipponicum

Asarum nipponicum

Asarum, kan-aoi, or wild ginger (scientific name: Asarum spp.) is native to East Asia in Japan, and is a perennial plant in the Aristolochiaceae. It grows in the dark place under the tree and growth
Ryozan Kan-aoi

Ryozan Kan-aoi

Asarum nipponicum 'Ryozan kanaoi'(scientific name: Nipponicum 'Ryozan kan-aoi') is a kind of wild ginger(scientific name:Asarum) which is a perennial herb of the family Aristolochiaceae endemic to Jap
Asarum megacalyx

Asarum megacalyx

Asarum megacalyx is an evergreen perennial plant of the department Aristolochiaceae Asarum genus inhabiting the snowiness zone of Fukui from Yamagata in Japan. It is a kind of the Asarum. The rhizome
Asarum minamitanianum

Asarum minamitanianum

Asarum minamitanianum is a kind of perennial "asarum" native only in Miyazaki Prefecture, stretched long tip of the calyx lobes of the three ridges in the calyx tube becomes a bulkhead. Common name:
Asarum fudsinoi

Asarum fudsinoi

Asarum fudsinoi or commonly called as Fujino Kan-Aoi (scientific name: Asarum fudsinoi) is a kind of perennial ’ Kan-Aoi (wild ginger, scientific name: Asarum)′ of the family Aristolochiaceae,and is
Asarum hatsushimae

Asarum hatsushimae

Asarum hatsushimae (scientific name: Asarum hatsushimae) is a species of hatsushimae endemic to Tokunoshima Island, Japan. The leaves are dark green, without gloss or mottling. It produces tubular, pa
Asarum aspera

Asarum aspera

Asarum aspera or commonly called as Miyako Kan-aoi (scientific name: Asarum aspera) is a varieties of "Kanaoi (Scientific name: Asarum)" which is an evergreen perennial of the family Aristolochiaceae
Asarum senkakuinsulare

Asarum senkakuinsulare

Cencakkanaoy (Apex Senkaku Kan-AOI) is 1 of asarum. Common name: cencakkanaoy (Apex Senkaku Kan-AOI) scientific name:Asarum senkakuinsulare, origin: Diaoyu Island , leaf color: green to Vitiligo, irr
Asarum nipponicum

Asarum nipponicum

Asarum, kan-aoi, or wild ginger (scientific name: Asarum spp.) is native to East Asia in Japan, and is a perennial plant in the Aristolochiaceae. It grows in the dark place under the tree and growth
Usuba saishin

Usuba saishin

Usuba saishin (scientific name: Asarum sieboldii) is an inherent species of Tokunoshima and is a varieties of canoe odor. The leaf quality is thinner than the canopy, and the taste is hard. Flowering
Tamano kan-aoi

Tamano kan-aoi

Tamano kan-aoi (scientific name: Asarum tamaense) is a varieties of kan-aoi which was first confirmed in the Tama hills. Evergreen perennial plant belonging to the family Aristolochiaceae. It is cons
Asarum sakawanaum

Asarum sakawanaum

Asarum sakawanaum or Sakawasaishin (scientific name: Asarum sakawanaum) is a variety of Asarum. Its name comes from the fact that Dr. Tomitaro Makino collected it in Sagawa Town, Kochi Prefecture, a
Asarum asaroides

Asarum asaroides

Asarum asaroides is an evergreenperennial grass of the department Aristolochiaceae asarum genus endemic to Amami-Oshima Island. Asarum of 1 breed in the leaves and flowers are large. Flower has gre
Panda kan-aoi

Panda kan-aoi

Panda kan-aoi (scientific name: Asarum maximum) is a variety of kan-aoi (Asarum nipponicum) and is endemic to China. The leaves resemble those of anthuriums and other ornamental plants. This pandanus
Asarum nipponicum 'Silver leaf'

Asarum nipponicum 'Silver leaf'

Asarum nipponicum 'Silver leaf' is a type with a light color of Kanto Kan-aoi ( Asarum nipponicum)
Asarum caulescens

Asarum caulescens

Asarum caulescens (Futaba Aoi, scientific name: Asarum caulescens) is an endemic species of Japan, and is a short-growing perennial plant of the family Aristolochiaceae. Native to the mountains of Toh
Asarum unze

Asarum unze

Asarum unze or Unzen kan-aoi (scientific name: Asarum unze), endemic to Japan, is a short perennial herb in the Asarum genus of the family Aristolochiaceae. It grows wild under the forests on Mount U
Asarum monodoriflorum

Asarum monodoriflorum

Monodora Kan-Aoi (Monodora寒葵, Scientific name: Asarum monodoriflorum) is an evergreen perennial plant native to Iriomote Island in Japan. It belongs to the genus Asarum of the family Aristolochiaceae.

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