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This flower blooms from July through August. Although it is said to bloom only once every few years, it stands tall among the green foliage and yellow flowers, making it particularly eye-catching.
It seems this plant was given this name because its flowers resemble those of the plum tree and its leaves resemble those of the huilan orchid. The flowers are about 8 mm in diameter and are synonymous with Senjōjiki in the summer.
This flower blooms from July through August. Its delicate yellow blossoms sway gently, never ceasing to delight the eye.
A perennial plant of the genus *Kinbaiso*. “Shinano” refers, of course, to Nagano Prefecture. Since this flower is common throughout the prefecture, it was given this Japanese name. Its golden-yellow flowers are 3.5 to 4.5 mm in diameter.
These flowers bloom from July through September. You can enjoy them in the fall as well; the blue flowers against the blue sky create a scene that evokes the charm of autumn.
It is said that the name comes from the fact that its roots are much more bitter than a bear’s gallbladder, and that this bitterness was likened to that of a dragon’s gallbladder—a mythical creature considered to be of a higher rank than a bear.
This flower blooms from July through August. It is a rare species found exclusively in the gravelly areas of the Central Alps and has been designated as an endangered plant.
The leaves are covered with fine hairs. These leaves have evolved into white petals, which are densely covered with downy hairs, with the flower at the center.