Asarum fudsinoi

Flower name
Asarum fudsinoi
Scientific name
Asarum fudsinoi
Alias藤野寒葵, Fujino kan-aoi, wild ginger, カンアオイ
Place of originAmami Oshima Island
Place of floweringSpecific area
Flowering seasonJanuary, February, March, April, May, December
Language of flowersSecret love

What is 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 a unique variety of Amami Oshima Island in Japan. It grows naturally under the trees. Flowers (in fact, calyx) are larger than other wild ginger (Kan-aoi), and many spices are light green or pale yellow on the inside. It has several green shiny heart shaped leaf to the tip of a long petiole. From winter to late spring, a flower makes bloom at the base of the leaf stem. The flower has a tubular shape with three tears at the tip. The fragments are rounded. "Species fidasinoi" is a contribution to a botanist "Dr. Yorinaga Fujino". It is designated as an endangered species.

General name: Asarum fudsinoi , scientific name: sarum fudsinoi, synonym: Heterotropa fudsinoi, aka: Fujino Kan-Aoi (in Japanese), wild ginger, origin: Amami-Oshima Island,grass length: 10 to 20 cm, leaf color: green, leaf shape: heart shape, leaf quality: glossy, leaf length: 8 to 20 cm, petiole: long, flower color (sepia color): green · yellow green etc. flower length: 5 to 6 cm, flowering period: December to May next year.