Japanese kerria

Kerria japonica

March 28'th Birth Flower

Location: Copilot
Location: Copilot
Location: Koishikawa Botanical Garden
Location: East Gardens of th Imperial Palace
Location: Shimizudani Park
Location: Koishikawa Botanical Garden
Location: East Gardens of th Imperial Palace
Location: Koishikawa Botanical Garden

Flower name
Japanese kerria
Scientific name
Kerria japonica
Aliasヤマブリ, 山吹, 山振, Japanese kerria
Place of originJapan, China
Place of floweringFields and footpaths, Garden
Flowering seasonApril, May
Language of flowersDignity

What is Japanese kerria

Birth flowers for Mar 28, Apr 9

March 28'th Birth Flower is Japanese kerria(Kerria japonica).
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.

Yamabuki or Japanese kerria
Japanese kerria(Kerria japonica), Illustration by Copilot.
Note: The Japanese text in the illustration has the same meaning as Aqua's water droplet poem.
Aqua is a water spirit.

💧Japanese kerria or Yamabuki's Dewdrop Poem:
“A Day I Don't Want to Forget” ✨🌱

by Aqua

In the twilight breeze,
I paused for a moment,
and a golden flower was looking right at me.

“It's okay to forget,”
it seemed to say,
nodding gently.

But I know
that light is
the color of days I never want to forget.

💧Flower meanings:
Elegance, Sublimity, Financial Fortune, Transience
B The droplet’s thoughts:B
The Yamabuki is a flower that closely resembles the light of twilight.
It is a presence that illuminates the “warm memories”
gently lingering within the passage of time. 🌕

Japanese kerria or Yamabuki

Japanese kerria or Yamabuki (scientific name: Kerria japonica) is native to Japan and China and is a deciduous shrub of the genus Rosaceae.
Spring in Japan begins with Japanese aprico t(plum, ume), Yamabuki It is said to end with.
In late spring, a single blooming five-flowered flower of bright yellow, so-called "Yamabuki" color is blooming. The stem is thin like a branch, but it is not a grass, but a tree.
It grows naturally on the wet slope of the mountains, but it is also commonly seen in parks and gardens.
A single flower gets fruit after the flower every few years, making the slender fruit.
Kerria of the genus name is based on the name of the botanist, and japonica of species species name is cultivated from the era of Manyoshu era in Japan.
The language of flowers is "elegance". Based on the legend that gold coins dropped to the bottom of the valley changed to Yamabuki flowers blooming along the lake.
It seems that it was linked to "elegance" because it changed from bright yellow oval "gold coin". To the garden cultivar, double-flowered Kerria plena, and there are 7 to 8 petals Silkworm Yamabuki (Kiku zaki Yamabuki).
Yae Yamabuki does not produce fruit, as the petite has changed into a petal.
There is also a white flower blooming white flower with a flower similar to Yamaboki (White Yamabuki), but this is a flower of another genus called Shiroyamabuki, a single four-flowered flower blooms.

Generic name: Japanese kerria or Yamabuki (in Japanese),
Scientific name: Kerria japonica,
aka: Yamaburi (mountain), Japanese kerria,
Origin: Japan, China, Distribution: Japan from Kyushu from Hokkaido,
tree height: 100 to 200 cm,
single leaf, leaf order: alternate, leaf length: 4 to 7 cm, leaf margin: sawtooth,
corolla shape: pentaflower, flower color: yellow, flower diameter: 5 cm, flowering period: April to May, blooming way: single saki, Kikuzu, Yaezaki,
fruit type: lean, fruit length: 0.4 to 0.5 cm.

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