Clerodendrum trichotomum

Clerodendrum bungei (scientific name: Clerodendrum bungei) is native to southern China to northern India and id a semi cold-resistant deciduous shrub of the family Lamiaceae. The leaves are broad egg-shaped and are as big as the flower stalks and are attached to them in pairs. In the summer, a beautiful flower stalk of the hand-ball shape (hemispherical shape), which gathered many small dark pink five flowers, will bloom. Flower crown is high cup shape, flower tips are five-folded, and each becomes slightly warped. Small flowers are red in color when buds are bloomed, and become pale red (peach color) when they flower. Four stamens and one stamens protrude from the corolla. Inflorescences are similar to {{button kusagi}} and there is fragrance and Japanese name is that there are unique odors in branches and leaves. It is used in garden trees. It is the same group of the genus Clerodendrum as Clerodendrum trichotomum(scientific name:Clerodendrum trichotomum)and Harlequin glory bower (scientific name: Clerodendrum thomsoniae) etc.

Generic name: Clerodendrum bungei, Scientific name: Clerodendrum bungei,aka: Genpei kusagi, Clarodendorum, Origin: South China to Northern India, tree height: 100 to 200 cm, leaf shape: broad ovoid, leaf order: opposite, leaf margin: Place where irregular sawtooth, flower comes out: place of branch and axilla, inflorescence form: inflorescence inflorescence, flower stem diameter (inflorescence diameter): 15 to 20 cm, flower color: peach color · dense peach · red purple, corolla shape: There are 5 fissures, number of stamens: 4, number of pistols: 1, flowering period: July - November, fruit type: stone fruit, use: garden tree.