Chrysanthemum weyrichii

Chrysanthemum weyrichii ( Scientific name: Chrysanthemum weyrichii) is a perennial plant in the family Asteraceae native to Hokkaido and Sakhalin.
The grass is low in height and the leaves are feathery and deep lobed.
In summer, the flower stalks are extended to produce head flowers at the top of the stem. The head flower, the tongue flower is light red or white and the tubular flower is yellow.
It produces skinny fruits after flowering.

Generic name: Pyreogeography, Scientific name: Chrysanthemum weyrichii (Weyrichi)
Grass height: 5-15 cm, leaf shape: pinnate, petiole: alternate, leaf margin: serrated.
Flowering season: August to September; crown: head flower; inflorescence: monocotyledonous; [Flower Color] Tongue: pale crimson or white; tubular: yellow; flower diameter: 3-6 cm; fruit type: berries.

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