Astilbe microphyll

Astilbe microspylla or Chidakesashi (Scientific name: Astilbe microphylla) is a Japanese perennial of the family Saxifragaceae. In the summer, flowers like millets will bloom in a conical inflorescence in wetlands. Flowers are light pink to white flowers and anthers are pink purple. Flower name was attached because it brought home a stinky (milk mushroom) which becomes edible to a hard long stem. Leaves are attached 2 to 4 times odd feathered compound leaves, leaflets are small egg shapes with no gloss, and there are saw teeth on the leaf edge. The same group has {{Astilbe}}.

General Name: Astilbe microphylla, aka:Chidakesashi , Origin: Japan, habitat distribution: Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Environment: sunny meadow or wetland, stem length: 30 to 60 cm, leaf shape: 2 to 4 times odd feathered double leaf, leaf shape: ovoid / ovular, leaf blade: 3 cm, leaf margin: saw tooth, flower diameter : 0.3 to 0.5 cm, flowering period: June to August, flower color: white · peach, use: gardening, potted plant, cut flowers.

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