毒があるとか不吉な花とか言われるけど目が醒めるような赤
美しい
In Japan, higanbana (higanbana) is a flower that grows in clusters alongside roads and on banks, heralding the arrival of autumn. When it comes into bloom, only the stem grows quickly and bears a single red flower, followed by the sprouting of thin leaves. For a long time, it was considered an unlucky flower in Japan, as it was planted in cemeteries and was often associated with death.
柘榴の花
こんなきれい
あんなおいしい実がこの花から
Still a flower
until it becomes a fruit
In the midsummer sunlight
I’m sure they’ll be delicious
Beautiful Petals
紫陽花の季節
Petals folded over each other
nature
Amazing.
美しい花びらたち 自然の力
これから梅雨だけど
紫陽花が楽しませてくれる
Gradually blooming
As we enter the rainy season
カシワバアジサイ
少しずつ ひとつ
また少し さいた
ゆっくり
満ちていく
雨に季節が近いね
山吹の色って
きれい
黄色でもなく山吹色
万葉集 昔の人も
この花 愛でたんだ
素敵なつながり
昔も今も
ながれている
同じ心
Yamabuki, with its bright yellow flowers, is the origin of the word “yama-buki” (meaning “mountain-buki color”). It is said to have been cultivated in Japan since the Manyoshu period. Legend has it that a gold coin dropped in a valley turned into yamabuki flowers around a stream.
買い物の帰り みつけた
赤と白がかわいい花
小さくて かわいい
公園に咲いてた
花言葉
長生き 知恵
なんだって
Salvia microphylla
Origin of the name
The name comes from the sweet, cherry-like aroma of the leaves when they are rubbed. Salvia, the genus name, is also derived from the Latin words “salvare” (cure) and “salveo” (health), referring to the fact that it is a member of the sage family, which is popular as a medicinal herb. The scientific name microphylla means “of small leaves.
flower symbolism
Immortality, long life, wisdom
花の後ろ
ジャジャーン
実が隠れてる
うーうん いい香り
りんご 白い花 柑橘系さわやかさも
自然ってすごいな〜
ひっそりと 行われる
地球はまわっている
Chaenomeles japonica
Fruits behind the flowers.
smells so good!
Grandpa says they’re not edible.
It smells of apple, pear and citrus.
ケープマーガレット
小さな花集まってがやがや
楽しそう 笑い声が聞こえそう
みみをすませば
公園でのひととき
どなたか植えてくれた方
ありがとう
Osteospermum is a genus of flowering plants belonging to Calenequae, one of the smaller tribes of the sunflower/daisy family Asteraceae. They are known as Daisybush or African Daisy.
