Canada Flowers ポスト Canada FlowersAnise hyssopAnise hyssop, scientific name : Agastache foeniculum, is a hardy and heat-tolerant perennial of the family Lamiaceae native to North America and Canada. Leaves and flowers similar to the scent of anisQuercus palustrisQuercus palustris, or commonly called as pin oak , swamp oak、water oak、or swamp Spanish oak (Scientific name: Quercus palustris) is a deciduous broad-leaved tree of the genus Quercus, native to CanadaCanada mayflowerCanada mayflower (scientific name: Maianthemum canadense) is native to Canada and is a perennial of the family Asparagaceae. In summer, a white four-petal floret is attached to the general inflorescenSymphoricarpos albusSymphoricarpos albus, aka: common snowberry or Sekkoboku ( scientific name: Symphonicarpos albus) is native to Canada and is a deciduous shrub belonging to the family Caprifoliaceae. In summer, the i Other FeaturesOrchid of the Tsukuba experiment botanical gardenOrchid of the Tsukuba experiment botanical gardenPaphiopedilumPaphiopedilum (scientific name: Paphiopedilum Hybrids) is native to Southeast Asia and is a non-cold tolerant evergreen perennial plant belonging to the family Orchidaceae.It's a humorous-looking orchDahliaAs for the dahlia, various gardening kinds are developed, and a color of a flower and way of blooming are abundant.This special feature introduces the kind of the dahlia.【Special Feature】February Yellow Blossoms【Special Feature】List of Yellow Flowers in February When it comes to February, daffodils come to mind. Varieties such as Kibusa Suisen and Lolikido are in full bloom. Additionally, the rare yellooctober-pink-colored-flowersoctober-pink-colored-flowers There were 188 species of pink flowers blooming in October. From October, there were a total of 188 species of pink flowers, including the camellia genus Camellia japonicHibiscusHibiscus