Pseudolysimachion petiolatu

Pseudolysimachion petiolatu or Hime tra-no-o (Scientific name: Pseudolysimachion rotundum var. Petiolatu) is native to Europe, and is a perennial plant of the family Plantaginaceae. In spring, it grows naturally on a slightly thirsty meadow in Hi-mountain, extends inflorescence from the tip of flower stems, and blooms many blue-purple florets. Plant height is low because it is an alpine plant.

Generic name: Pseudolysimachion petiolatu or Hime tra-no-o, Scientific name: Pseudolysimachion rotundum var. Petiolatu, Place of Origin: Mountainous area in Europe, Plant height: 10-15 cm, Phylogeny: Antibiotic, Leaf form: Long oval, Leaf edge: Saw blade, Flower color: Blue-purple, Flowering period: June to August.

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