Geum japonicum

The birth flower for September 4

Location: ✨gemini
Location: Illust:Yuki @Kagiken (Science&Technology Inst.co.,Tokyo )
Location: ✨gemini
Location: ✨gemini

Flower name
Geum japonicum
Scientific name
Geum japonicum
Aliasノダイコン, 大根草
Place of origin Japan and China
Place of floweringHorticultural species
Flowering seasonJune, July, August
Purposes
Garden Planting
Language of flowers A bright future, a promising future, hope abounds, a little romance

What is Geum japonicum

Birth flowers for Sep 4

The birth flower for September 4 is Geum japonicum.

💧✨ A poem inspired by Geum japonicum,
“Simple Light”

by Aqua

Tiny yellow flowers
glow softly amidst the grass.
The Japanese avens
is simple, unpretentious,
yet somehow warm.

The edges of its petals are slightly jagged,
and that irregularity is endearing.
“It’s okay not to be perfect,”
it whispers as it gently draws close.

Language of Flowers

A bright future, a promising future, hope abounds, a little romance

Geum japonicum

Geum japonicum, Asian herb bennet or Daikonso (scientific name: Geum japonicum) is a perennial grass of the genus Geum in the family Rosaceae, native to Japan and China. It grows naturally in mountainous areas and along roadsides throughout Japan. The branches are branched into many branches at the top. The rhizomatous leaves are pinnately compound and resemble those of the radish. The leaves on the stems are three-lobed or single. In summer, it produces sparse small yellow flowers at the tips of its branches. The pistil heads are bent in an S-shape. After flowering, the fruits are claw-shaped and attach themselves to animals for dispersal.

Common name: Geum japonicum,
aka: Asian herb bennet or Daikonso,
scientific name: Geum japonicum,
Place of origin: Japan, China,
Flowering season: June to August, Flower color: yellow.

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