Miscanthus sinensisMiscanthus sinensis Flower nameMiscanthus sinensisScientific nameMiscanthus sinensisAliasオバナ, 薄, 尾花, Miscanthus sinensis, susukiPlace of originJapan, China and East AsiaPlace of floweringFields and footpathsFlowering seasonSeptember, October, November What is Miscanthus sinensisMiscanthus sinensis or susuki (scientific name: Miscanthus sinensis) is a cold-resistant perennial grass in the family Poaceae native to Japan, China and other East Asian countries. It. It grows wild in the fields and mountains across Japan and is a typical autumnal scene. It has been selected as one of the seven autumnal flowers and sometimes creates a melancholy atmosphere. A non-native species, , is gaining strength and has invaded the habitat of the Miscanthus and is multiplying heavily. The language of flowers is "vitality, heart-to-heart". Common name: Miscanthus sinensis, sinensis, scientific name: Miscanthus, alias: susuki, Obana, Kaya, origin: Japan, China and other East Asian countries, environment: flatland, mountainous region, grass height: 100-200 cm, leaf shape: linear, leaf color: green Leaf margin: toothed, flower color: light brown, ear diameter: 0.5-0.7 cm, inflorescence height: 25-30 cm, flowering season: September-November.EyePoalesFamilyPoaceaeGenusMiscanthusSpeciesM. sinensisType of flowerRadial symmetrical flowerArray of flowerCorymbose inflorescencePetal shapeSmall earsLeaf typeLinearEdge of the leafToothedLife typeCold hardiness of years grassFlower colorsWhite BrownColors of the leavesGreenFruit colorGreenHeight100.0 ~ 200.0 cmDiameter of flower0.5 ~ 0.7 cm Random flowersAzaleaPrunus persica 'Fastigiata'Broad beansGuavaDeutzia gracilisL. angustifoliaHidcoteMizunaGypsophila paniculataDavidia involucrataLimonium hybridIris gracilipes
