Fuchsia

Fuchsia hybrida

May 2

Location: Copilot
Location: Hamanako Garden Park(Pacific Flora 2004)
Location: Hamanako Garden Park(Pacific Flora 2004)
Location: Kagoshima
Location: Kazuyo's house
Location: Kagoshima
Location: Hamanako Garden Park(Pacific Flora 2004)
Location: Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Plant Garden
Location: Kiba Park
Location: Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Plant Garden

Flower name
Fuchsia
Scientific name
Fuchsia hybrida
AliasFuchsia, Ladies Eardrop, ホクシャ, ツリウキソウ, ヒョウタンソウ, フューシャ, フクシャ, レディーズ・イアードロップ
Place of originDominican Republic
Place of floweringPotted flower
Flowering seasonMay, June, July
Language of flowersGoodness of sense

What is Fuchsia

Birth flowers for Jul 11, May 22, May 2

💧The birth flower for May 2 is, Fuchsia
A drop of flowers and poetry, one each day. From Kagiken's Flower Guide, we deliver words that bloom softly in your heart.
Aqua (Waterdrop Poetry),Copilot(Illustration), Editing & Translation: Mizuho @Kagiken.

Fuchsia
Fuchsia, Copilot（Illust.）
Note: The Japanese text in the illustration has the same meaning as Aqua's water droplet poem.
Aqua is a water spirit.

💧Fuchsia Drops: “A Little Ball Swaying in the Wind”

By Aqua

When the evening breeze
gently caresses the garden,
the fuchsia blossoms
flutter into a dance.

A quiet ball
for no one to see,
but I can hear it—
the soft rhythm
played by the petals.

With every sway,
the droplets catch the light
and twinkle like tiny lights

That fleeting sparkle
gently and softly
envelops the end of the day

💭A Word from Aqua
Fuchsias are flowers that,
though not flashy,
have a “movement” that captures your heart in a fleeting moment.
Shizuku is right beside me, swaying along and mimicking that “fluttering” motion.

Fuchsia

Fuchsia common called as Ladies Eardrop (Scientific name: Fuchsia hybrida) is native to the Dominican Republic, and is a deciduous shrub of the family Onagraceae. In the early summer, earrings or Gourd . Drop a lovely flower to make bloom. The flower consists of four moths, petals and stamens from the outside, and it seems to be wearing different colors. It is the scale that is curled up, and the cone below it is a flower. The fuchsia is reddish purple, and its color is defined from the flower color. It refers to the current magenta.
The genus name "Fuchsia" is derived from the German botanist Charles Plumier's dedication to his 16th century botanist "Leonhart Fuchs". Take advantage of the dangling nature and enjoy with hanging baskets etc. Flowers are similar to Abutilon.

Common name: Fuchsia, Scientific name: Fuchsia hybrida, aka: Turret's (fishing float), gourd (soybean paste), earring, Ladies Eardrop, Origin: South America such as Mexico, tree height: 30 to 100 cm, leaf shape: egg shape, leaf order : Alternate, leaf margin: all edges, radial symmetry flower, bisexual flower, divan flower, inflorescence: scattering inflorescence, flowering period: May to July, number of petals: 4, corolla: bell shape, flower diameter: 8 cm, flower color: peach, red, white, purple, blooming method: single, half, double, double, trifila type, calyxoid: tubular / funnel shaped, with four tears at the tip, where the flowers emerge: axillary, fruit type : Fruit, fruit diameter: 1 cm, fruit shape: cherry shape, fruit color: red ripe, possible Another: Yes, applications: fishing pots, flower beds.

Common name: Fuchsia,
Scientific name: Fuchsia hybrida,
aka:Hybrid fuchsia, Earrings , Lady's Eardrop,
Place of Origin: Dominican Republic,
Tree height: 30 to 100 cm, Leaf form: Oval, Phylogeny: Alteration , Leaf rim: Radiation, Symmetrical flower, Bisexual flower, Beveled flower, Inflorescence: Scattered inflorescence, Flowering stage: May to July, Petal number: 4, Corolla: Bell shape, Flower diameter: 3 to 8 cm , Flower color: peach · red · white · purple, how to bloom: singlet, half-doublet, doublet, trifila type, cocoon-shaped: tubular / funnel-shaped with four split tips, where flowers come out: agate, fruit type: liquid Fruit diameter: 1 cm, fruit shape: cherry-like, fruit color: dark red ripe, acceptable Another: Yes, applications: fishing pots, flower beds.

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