Viola brevistipulata
Viola brevistipulata 'kishidai'
- Flower nameViola brevistipulata
- Scientific nameViola brevistipulata 'kishidai'
- Alias
- Place of originJapan
- Place of floweringHigh mountain, Sub-alpine
- Flowering seasonMay, June, July
What is Viola brevistipulata
Viola brevistipulata is a perennial species of the family Violaceae in the Japanese origin. Yellow flowers bloom large in the leaves inhabiting the bright forests of Hokkaido, the mountainous region of Honshu. Purple streaks enter flowers. One of three stems and leaves separates away.
General name: Viola brevistipulata, Scientific name: Viola brevistipulata, habitat: Hokkaido, Honshu, Environment: bright mountain forest, Life type: perennial plant, height of plant height: 5 to 20 cm, number of leaves: 3 to 4, leaf shape: heart shape, leaf margin: sawtooth, number of flowers attached: 1 to 3, flower diameter: 1.5 to 2.0 cm, flowering period : May to June, flower color: yellow, breeding method: rhizomes increase and become clustered.




















