Feature List

Cute flowersーHoya pubicalyx 'Chimera',Hoya kerriii

[Mint( scientific name:Mentha)] -Apple Mint scientific name: Mentha suaveolens), Kentucky Colonel Mint (Kentucky colonel mint (scientific name:Mentha x villosa) , Japanese peppermint (M. canadensis va

Flowers of Tanzania

Plants in the genus Lychnis include Lychnis wilfordi,Lychnis miqeliana,Lychnis sieboldii,Lychnis coelirosa,Lychnis × haageana,Lychnis gracillima.

This is a collection of flowers whose Japanese names begin with the letter "wa". Even if the name doesn't start with "wa", it includes the flowers whose alias starts with "wa". Please check the flower

The trees used for Christmas trees have a conical shape and are mainly from the fir family of the Pinus family, but also from the spruce family and the cypress family. The fir family includes the fir

This is a collection of flowers whose Japanese names begin with the letter "カ". It also includes flowers whose alias begins with "か(ka)".

This is a collection of flowers whose Japanese names begin with the letter "ya". Even if the name doesn't start with "ya", it includes the flowers whose alias starts with "ya". Please check the flower

New Caledonia flowers are a treasure trove of rare flowers with many endemic species. Xanthostemon aurantiacus 'red & yellow', Reindeer lichen, Amyema scandens etc.

Yatsugatake medlcal botanical garden,at 13th August 2017. There are Mentha villosa,Spearmint,Nicandra physalodes,Helichrysum italicum,Curry plant,Salvia microphylla,erennial flax,coriander,Firmiana si

wild orchidーNoble orchid,Yunnan noble orchid,Lianpan,Iwachidori

Salvia typeーSalvia leucantha, Sage,Blue salvia, Salvia microphylla, Salvia officinalis 'purpurascens', Salvia microphylla ”Hot Lips”,Lavender Sage, Salvia guaranitica, Scarlet sage, Salvia microfila '

Cool flower

Japan Grand Prix International Orchid and Flower Show

Allergen (allergic material) -Wheat, soba, peanut, orange, kiwi fruit, walnut, soybean, banana, matsutake mushroom, peach, yam, apple, sesame, cashew nut

Orchid of the Tsukuba experiment botanical garden