Helianthus decapetalus
The birth flowers for September 7
- Flower nameHelianthus decapetalus
- Scientific nameHelianthus decapetalus
- Alias宿根ヒマワリ, ヘリアンサス・デカペタルス
- Place of origin Eastern and Central United States, Canada
- Place of floweringGarden
- Flowering seasonJuly, August, September, October
What is Helianthus decapetalus
The birth flowers for September 7 are Thinleaf sunflower(Helianthus decapetalus).
Helianthus Water Drop Poem: “Light Reaching Toward the Sky”
by Aqua
The helianthus is
a flower that seems to hold a drop of the sun itself.
Its orange petals
glow softly as they catch the light.
Tall and slender,
when swayed by the wind, it looks as if it’s reaching out toward the sky.
“It’s not so bad to look up,”
it seems to say, offering a gentle word of encouragement.
Helianthus
Helianthus (scientific name: Helianthus decapetalus) is a perennial plant in the Asteraceae family native to the eastern and central United States and Canada.
It grows to a height of 1–1.5 m and produces yellow flowers.
The specific epithet “decapetalus” means “having ten petals.”
Common Name: Helianthus
Scientific Name: Helianthus decapetalus
other names: Thinleaf sunflower, Ten-petaled sunflower
Distribution: Eastern and Central United States, Canada
Life Form: Perennial, Habitat: Forest
Height: 1–1.5 m
Petiole length: 2–5 cm; Leaf texture: thin; Leaf shape: lanceolate; Leaf length: 7–21 cm; Leaf width: 4–10 cm; Leaf margin: coarsely serrated; Leaf arrangement: opposite
Flower color: yellow; Ray florets: yellow, 2 cm long; Number of petals: 10 or more; Disk florets: 20–50 small, yellow florets;
Fruit: achene
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