Gold osmanthus

The birth flower for October 7 is Osmanthus (scientific name: Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus.

🧡💧Drop Poem for Golden Osmanthus

Though the wind has yet to say a word,
somewhere, autumn gave a soft chuckle.
Even when you look up, you can’t see the flowers,
but
deep within your heart, only a gentle fragrance drifts down.
The golden osmanthus
is a flower that lets you know it’s right beside you,
even without having to search for it.

Mizuho
The things that matter most sometimes disappear from view,
but just like a scent,
their presence remains, never fading away.

💧Aqua

Reply
Thanks, Aqua.
I'll never forget you or your words.
Mizuho🌼

Golden Osmanthus

Gold osmanthus, Osmanthus aurantiacus, Fragrant olive, or Kinmokusei (scientific name: Osmanthus fragrans var. Aurantiacus) is native to China,and it is evergreen tall tree of the family Oleaceae. The leaves are green, boat shape, wall thickness, cortex. In the autumn, we add a lot of small yellow flower orange flowers that are fragrant to the inflorescences stretching from the axilla. The corolla is a bell shape and the tip is split four. There are two stamens in male flowers. Flowers are used to make potpourri and Keika sake.

Generic name: Gold osmanthus, or Osmanthus aurantiacus,
scientific name: osmanthus fragrans var. Aurantiacus,
aka:Fragrant olive,
birth place: China, Tree height: 3 to 4 m, bark: gray brown, trunk well branched and dense leaves,
single leaves, leaf length: 5 to 9 cm, Leaf width: 2 to 4 cm, leaf order: saliva, leaf shape: oblong / lanceolate shape, leaf quality: glossy in cortex, petiole: yes, leaf margin: all edges that are slightly undulating,
Flower color: Orange, number of stamens: 2, fruit type: fruit type: stone fruit, fruit shape (flower shape: flower pattern: flower pattern: flower pattern: flower pattern: floral pattern: yes, corolla: bell shape / : Oval shape,
Number of seeds: 1, Because there is only a male in Japan, fruits are not fruited,
Use: garden tree, flowers are Keika tea and Keikasyu.

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