New Year's lucky plant ポスト New Year's lucky plantThe aridoshi The aridoshi (scientific name: Damnacanthus indicus) is an evergreen broad-leaved shrub in the family Rubiaceae, native to Japan, Korea, China, and India. It is also known as ichiryo, aridoushi, and tArdisia japonicaOne of the auspicious New Year decorations. Its Japanese name, "Hyakuryō," is derived from the Chinese name "Bai Liang Jin" (百两金). Hyakuryō (百両, scientific name: Ardisia crispa) is a cold-hardy, everSarcandra glabraSarcandra glabra (scientific name: Sarcandra glabra) is native to India, Malaysia, and Japan and is an evergreen small shrub belonging to the genus Senryo. The leaves are shiny, thin, cortical and havArdisia crenataCoral bush, coralberry, coral ardisia or manryo, ( scientific name: Ardisia crenata), is cold-resistant evergreen small shrub of the geneus Ardisia native to China, Korea, India and Japan. Leaves areMarlberryMarlberry or Juryo (Scientific name: Ardisia japonica) is a cold-hardy, evergreen, broad-leaved shrub belonging to the Primulaceae family and the Ardisia genus. It is also known as Yabukōji (薮柑子) in Sarcandra FlavaSarcandra Flava or Kimino Senryo(Scientific name: Sarcandra glabra f. Flava) is a varieties that puts different fruits of the evergreen small shrub of the genus Senchiaceae, Sengyo family (Sengwha, scUmeUme or Japanese apricot , scientific name: Prunus mume , is deciduous small tree of the department Rosaceae Prunus genus native to China. Before the open leaf shoots in early spring, fragrant flower bChorogi Chorogi (Stachys sieboldii), also known as Chinese artichoke, is a perennial plant in the mint family Lamiaceae, originating from China. It grows to a height of about 60 cm. In June and July, it bloomBlack soybeanBlack soybeans (scientific name: Glycine max 'Kuromame'), are annual grass of the fabaceae family native to China. Because a blackish pigment is included, it becomes black, but the ingredient to be in Camellia Kingyoba-TsubakiCamellia Kingyoba-Tsubaki, scientific name: horticultural varieties of Camellia japonica cv. Kingyoba-Tsubaki, pink, small to medium size(flower diamter:4~9cm), single-petaled, tube Agglutination, antJapanese red PineThe Japanese Red Pine (scientific name: Pinus densiflora) is an evergreen coniferous tree of the Pinaceae family and genus Pinus, native to Japan, Korea, and China. It is also known by other names, suCamellia Kingyoba-TsubakiCamellia Kingyoba-Tsubaki, scientific name: horticultural varieties of Camellia japonica cv. Kingyoba-Tsubaki, pink, small to medium size(flower diamter:4~9cm), single-petaled, tube Agglutination, antChrysanthemum morifoliumA list of species of chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium) is shown in the "Special Feature: Chrysanthemums" section. Chrysanthemum morifolium or Florist's daisym, scientific name:Chrysanthemum moChrysanthemum morifoliumA list of species of chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium) is shown in the "Special Feature: Chrysanthemums" section. Chrysanthemum morifolium or Florist's daisym, scientific name:Chrysanthemum mo Other FeaturesFrench FlowersFrench Flowers[Feature] Yellow Flowers in January[Feature] Yellow Flowers in January The yellow flowers that bloom in January include: Skunk Cabbage (Zazen-sou), Winter Ginger (Kan-aoi), Chinese Witch Hazel (Shina-mansaku), Winter SweJanuary Red FlowersRed flowers that bloom in January when it is still cold include (1) camellias, (2) greenhouse flowers at botanical gardens, (3) flowers suited to the Japanese climate, and (4) primulas. (1) CamelliSpecial Feature: Flower Names with "Human Names"Special Feature: Flower Names with "Human Names"Plants and trees mentioned in Manyoshu The Man'yoshu is a collection of waka poems composed 1,300 years ago, but it has suddenly attracted new attention because of the preface to 32 plum blossoms by Otomo Ryabito, the author of theRare and unusual flowers (plants)Rare and unusual flowers (plants) Including the metamorphic plant 'Silver swords' (scientific name: Argyroxiphium sandwicense), which can only be found on Maui and in the Himalayas, Xanthostemon aur