Verbena bonariensis

Flower name
Verbena bonariensis
Scientific name
Verbena bonariensis
Aliasサンジャクバーベナ, 三尺バーベナ, 柳花笠, Verbena bonariensis
Place of originSouth America
Place of floweringFields and footpaths
Flowering seasonJuly, August, September

What is Verbena bonariensis

Verbena bonariensis , commonly called purpletop vervain or tall vervain , scientific name: Verbenaceae bonariensis , is a naturalized perennials plants of the family verbenaceae native to South America. Slender stems are well branched, reconvene the little pink five-petaled flowers that bloom.
Other members of the genus Verbena are Verbena (scientific name: Verbena hybrids) and Verbena brasiliensis (Hime Arechi Hanagasa).

Generic name: Verbena bonariensis , scientific name: Verbenaceae bonariensis , aka: purpletop vervain、tall vervain , origin: South America, height: 100 cm stem sections: square in have hollow, leaf shape: lanceolate, leaf: stem and leaf: teeth, in inflorescence shape: sake vessel form cymes, Corolla shape Tip 5 crack, inflorescence length: 5 cm, flower colors: peach, violet, flower diameter:0.5 - 0.6 cm, flowering: July to September.