Patrinia scabiosifolia

The birth flower for September 9 is Ominaeshi (Patrinia scabiosifolia) .

💛✨ A “Water Drop Poem” for September 9’s birth flower, Ominaeshi: “Faint Autumn Light”
by Aqua

Tiny yellow flowers cluster together,
as if gently bundling up the light of autumn.
Ominaeshi is
a flower that’s unassuming yet has a strong presence.

Its scent is slightly sweet,
and it drifts softly on the breeze.
It’s a flower that seems to whisper softly,
“Quiet beauty is nice, too.”

Its floral meanings are “deep love” and “kindness.”

Patrinia scabiosifolia or ominaeshi (scientific name: Patrinia scabiosifolia) is a species of flowering plant in Japan, eastern Native to Siberia, it is a perennial plant in the family Caprifoliaceae(←Valerianaceae). It is one of the seven autumnal flowers and has yellow flowers.
The flowers grow in inflorescences at the tips of the flower stalks that emerge from between the rhizome leaves and bear many small flowers.
After the flowers, a hairy spur is formed on the upper end of the fruit.

Common name: Patrinia scabiosaefolia,
scientific name:Patrinia scabiosifolia,
aka: ominaeshi, Place of Origin: Hokkaido to Kyushu Japan, Eastern Siberia, Eastern Siberia,
height: 60 to 100 cm, top of stem: well branched,
Leaf shape: pinnate duplex (lower part), monophyll (upper part), Inflorescence: opposite, leaf margin: serrated,
corolla diameter: 15-20 cm, corolla: tubular with 5 lobes at the tip, small flower diameter: 0.5-0 .6 cm, Flower color: Yellow, Number of stamens: 4,
Column: 1, Crown hairs: hairy, flowering season: August-October,
Fruit diameter: 0.3-0.4 cm, fruit shape: oblong,
Uses: parks, cut flowers, herbal medicine.

Ominaeshi (Patrinia scabiosifolia) .