Lychnis coronaria

The Birth Flower of August 19 is Lychnis coronaria

🌼 Lychnis coronaria– “Flowers and Leaves That Complement Each Other”

Your leaves really stand out on their own, don’t they?
They catch the eye even from a distance.
Your flowers echo your leaves,
and with their unique vibrant peach color, they’re a perfect match.

Lychnis coronaria or Suisenno, (scientific name: Lychnis coronaria) is native to southern Europe and is an evergreen perennial plant in the family Caryophyllaceae.
The flower stalk is taken out from the center of the rosette-shaped leaf, and a large number of branches are made to bloom at the tip of the stem.
The foliage has fine hairs, so it looks like a silver gray velvet.
The species name "coronaria" means "used for the corolla". The flower language is "I always love you."

Common name: Lychnis coronaria,
aka:Suisenno,
Scientific name: Lychnis coronaria,
plant height: 30-100 cm,
leaf shape: lanceolate, phyllophore: opposite, leaf length: 5-12 cm, leaf margin: whole edge,
flowering style: single bloom, double flowering, flowering period: May to August, flower diameter: 2-3 cm, inflorescence form: sparse panicles, number of petals: 5, fruit type: thin.

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