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Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Limonium sinuatum/Limonium. Plumbaginaceae. Caryophyllales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Wavyleaf sea lavender/white Native to/Australia. Mediterranean region Symbolism/Feeling of sympathy. Remembrance *Called/California Series ‘Iceberg’ 12in(30cm) long *Genus of 150 species of annuals *White flowers/ 1/4in(6cm) long *It’s perfect expression of “I miss you” in the language of flowers. Photographed 5/9 9:07am 2024 Posted 5/10(Friday) 11:43am 2024
1648
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Rhododendron molle/Rhododendron. Ericaceae. Ericales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Japanese azalea. Azalea japonica *Japanese common name/renge tutuji Native/Kyushu Japan *It is the official flower Unzen, Nagasaki,and of Kagoshima Prefecture in Japan. Simbolism/Caution. Danger. Riches. Prosperity *Genus of 500~900 species of evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubs. *It was discovered by Fleemish botanist Charles I’Ecluse(16th century). Photographed 4/16 8:46am 2024 Posted 4/17(Wednesday) 12:03pm 2024
1774
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Pyrus calleryana/Pyrus. Rosaceae. Rosales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Callery pear. Bradford pear Native to/China. Vietnam Symbolism/A symbol of immortality *They are produced in early spring. *The white, five-petaled flowers are about 3/4 to 1inc(2-2.5cm) in dismeter, *Genus name is the Latin name of ‘pear’. *A French missionary, Joseph Callery discovered and collected this plant in China in 1858. Photographed 2/28 9:10am 2024 Posted 3/1(Friday) 10:59am 2024
1750
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Camellia japonica/Camellia. Theaceae. Ericales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Japanese camellia. *White Rare Camellia Japonica Native to/China. Japan. Korea Symbolism/Love. Adoration. Longing *Evergreen shrub or small tree that is very variable in habit, foliage and floral form. *They were introduced into the U.S. near Charleston, south Carolina in 1786. photographed. 2/13 8:49am 2024 Posted 2/14(Wednesday) 11:09am 2024
1774
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Zantedeschina aethiopica/Zantedeschina. Araceae. Alismatales. Liliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Calla lily. Arum lily Native to/Southern Africa Simbolism/Devotion. Purity. Bliss *Genus of 6 species of perennials. *They are commonly used as bridal bouquets, alter arrangements,and reception centerpieces. *Carl Linnaeus,Swedish botanist grouped these flowers into the genus ‘Calla’ in 18th century. *Zantedeschia is named after Professor Zantedeschi Giovanni, (1773-1846), an Italian physician and botanist. Photographed 1/26 8:51am 2024 Posted 1/26(Friday) 12:15pm 2024
1855
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Narcissus papyraceus/Narcissus. Amarylidaceae. Asparagales. Liliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Paper-white nercissus Native to/the Mediterranean region Symbolism/God wishes. Respect Faithfulness Meaning/“the only one” *Genus about 50 species *Bears clusters of up to 10 strongly fragrant, glistening white flowers, 1/2 in(1.5cm) across, from winter to early spring. *If you give a bunch of narcissi to a loved one it means ‘they are the only one’ and is said to ensure happiness. Photographed 1/2 9:17am 2024 Posted 1/3 11:38am 2024
1802
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Chrysanthemum x morifolium/Chrysanthemum. Asteraceae. Asterales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Florist’s daisy. Hardy garden mum Native to/the Mediterranean region. From the Arctic, Russia, China and Japan Symbolism/Devoted love. Loyalty. Happiness. Longevity. Joy *The chrysanthemum also has a powerful meaning in Greek superstition. *There, the flower is seen as a protector against evil spirit. This is the reason you’ll often see the flowers in graveyards. Photographed 12/21 9:37am 2023 Posted 12/22(Friday) 12:18pm 2023
1979
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Osteospermum ecklonis/Osteospermum. Asteraceae. Asterales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly known as/Cape marguerite. Blue-White-daisy bush Symbolism/Silence. purity. Innocence Native to/South Africa. Arabian peninsula Symbolism/Silence. Purity. Innocence *Genus of about 70 species of evergreen subshrubs, perennials and annuals. *The plants were discovered in the 19th century and brought to Europe and United States. Photographed 12/7 9:51am 2023 Posted 12/8(Friday) 11:55am 2023
1877
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Lagenaria siceraria/Lagenaria. Cucurbitaceae. Cucurbitales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Calabash. Bottle gourd. White-flowered gourd Native to/Africa Historical origins/In Turkey Symbolism/Fortune. Wealth. Meaning/Productivity. Fertility *It cures pain, ulcers, fever and is used for pectoral cough, asthma and other bronchial disorders. *Indigenous to Africa and that it reached temperature and tropical areas in Asia and the Americas about 10,000 years ago. Photographed 11/23 9:10am 2023 Posted 11/24(Friday) 11:59am 2023
1830
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Ribes sanguineum White/Ribes. Grossulariaceae. Saxifragales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Inverness white. Oregon Snowflake Native to/the western United States and Canada Symbolism/Blood red *Excellent improved form of the already popular white flowered flowering currant. *The genus name Ribes is derived from the Arabic word ‘ribas’ which was a name if a Syrian rhubarb. *The epithet, sanguineum, means “blood red” and references the flowers. Photographed 10/24 10:17am 2023 Posted 10/25(Wednesday) 12:16pm 2023
1713
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Zephyranthes candida/Zephyranthes Amaryllidaceae. Asparagales. Liliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Autumn Zephyrlily. White windflower. White zephyr lily Native to/South America including Argentina,Uruguay,Paraguay and Brazil Flower meaning/Flower of the west wind(from Greek) Symbolism/Rebirth. New beginnings. Big expectations *The genus name is derived from the Greek words “Zephyrus”, the Greek god of the West Wind, and “anthos”, meaning ‘flower’. *It ia generally used to cure diabetes, breast cancer, chest ailments also viral infections. *It was first described by John Lindley, in 1823 as Amaryllis candia. It was transferred to its genus in 1826 by William Herbert. *The plant is known as “Fairy Lili” because it usually appears out of nowwhere. Photographed 10/4 9:27am 2023 Posted 10/4(Wednesday) 11:24am 2023
1650
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Yucca gigantea/Yucca. Asparagaceae. Asparagales. Liliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Spineless yucca. Giant yucca Native to/Mexico. Central America Symbolism/Happiness for long life. Protection. Purification *Height/8~12m *National flower of El Salvador *This amazing plant produce a flower when mature, once per season if you are lucky, but more likely evry few years. *Evidence of the first cultivated “yucca” was discovered in El Salvador in a Mayan site believed to be about 1,400 years old. Photographed 9/20 10:20am 2023 Posted 9/20(Wednesday) 12:30pm 2023
1652
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Oenothera lindheimeri/Oenothera. Onagaraceae. Myrtales. Magnopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Lindheimer’s beeblossom Common names/White gaura. Butterflies Native to/South-central United States in Louisiana and Texas Symbolism/Superb *The genus name Gaura is derived from the Greek word gauros which means ‘superb’. *’So White’ is compact gaura cultivar that features four-petaled, white flower(to 2.5cm diameter) on stems rising to only 30~45cm tall. Photographed 9/12 8:36am 2023 Posted 9/13(Wednesday) 10:15am 2023
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Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Scabiosa columbaria/Scabiosa. Caprifoliaceae. Dipsacales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commnly called/The small scabious. Dwarf princushion flower Flower diameter/4cm Native to/Europe. Africa. Western Asia Symbolism/Love. Peace. Purity *The word “Scabiosa” comes from Latin and means ‘to scratch’. In medievaltimes, Scabiosa blooms were used in herbal remedies to relieve the itch of scabies. Photographed 9/3 9:29am 2023 Posted 9/4(Monday) 9:43am 2023
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Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Allium tuberosum/Allium. Amatyllidaceae. Asparagales. Liliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Garlic chives Native to/Siberian-Mongolian-North Chinese Symbolism/Universe. Eternal life Meaning/“You are young”, “You are elegant”, “You are perfect”. *The origins of garlic chives date back 5,000 years ago to China, where they are native to the province of Shanghai. Photo 8/26 9:32am 2023 * From 9/1 2023 I will post a flower on Monday,Wednesday and Friday.
1200
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Portulaca grandiflora/Portulaca. Portulaceceae. Caryophyllales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Common name/Moss rose. Garden purslane Native to/Southern Brazil. Algentina. Uruguay Symbolism/Comfession of love. *They are rose-like,and hence are commonly known as “Japanese rose”. *Moss roses appeared towards the end of the 17th century. Photo 8/19 9:44am 2023
1114
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Pandorea jasminoides/Pandorea. Bignoniaceae. Lamiales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Common name/Bower of beauty. Bower vine Originated in/Australia Symbolism/Evil spirit *In Greek Mythology Pandorea opended a sealed vessel to release evil spirits. *From the Latin word ‘jasmine’ and the Greek word ‘oides’, meaning “resembling”, refreshing to a resemblance to the genus jasminum. Photo 8/15 9:39 am 2023
1186
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Hydrangea paniculata/Hydrangea. Hydrangeaceae. Cornales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Panicle hydrangea Native to/China. Japan Naturalized/China. New Zealsnd. the Americas Spititual meaning/Gratitude. Grace. Beauty Symbolism/Unity. Togetherness *Mynth in Japan/An Emperor, who having angered a woman he loved deeply due to his neglect of her in favour of his work,gifted her with a bunch of hydrangeas as a symbol of his deep emotions and gratitude towords her. Photo 8/2 9:29am 2023
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Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Cosmos bipinnatus/Cosmos. Asteraceae. Asterales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Sonata White Native to/Mexico. Southern U.S.A Represent/Balance. Tranquility. Peace *It is called “Cosmos Double Dutch White”/Looking to grow beautiful white Cosmos. Photo 7/27 9:38am 2023
1208
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Veronica longifolia/Veronica. Plantaginaceae. Lamiales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly known/long-leaf speedwell Native from/Central and northeastern Europe to southwest Asia. Korea. China Symbolism/Loyalty. Healing. Recovery. Joyfulness *Veronica flowers were used by Irish seafaring comminities for the travelers to help keep them safe. Photo 7/10 9:38am 2023
1204
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Leptospermum laevigatum/Laptospermum. Myrtaceae.Mytales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly known as/Australian tea tree. The coast tea tree Originaly/South-easten Australia Height/1.5~6m Flower/1.5~2cm *Leptospermum-derived from Greek words ‘leptos’ meaning “thin”, “fine”, “slender”. ‘sperma’ meaning “seed”. Photo 7/3 9:59am 2023
1155
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Impatiens tinctoria/Impatiens. Balsaminaceae. Ericacales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/The dyers busy lizzie Native to/Tropical Africa Height/6.6ft(2m) Flower size/2.4inch(6cm) Symbolism/Motherly love. Impatience *Impatients take their name from the Latin, ‘impatiens’ meaning “impatient”. Photo 6/28 9:52am 2023
1090
Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Libertia grandiflora.(syn Libertia chilensis)/Libertia. Iridaceae. Asparagales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta. Common names/New Zealand satin flower. Snowy mermaid. Chilean-iris Native/New Zealand Height & Width/90cm x 60cm *This genus is well represented only in New Zealand and Chile. *Grandiflora is derived from the Latin grandis meaning ‘large’ and flora meaning ‘flower’. Photo 6/20 10:46am 2023
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Yumiko (California U.S.A)
Nerium oleander L./Nerium. Apocynaceae. Gentianales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Most commonly known as/Oleander. Nerium Naturalized from/North Africa. Iberian. Italian Peninsula Native to/Europe and Asia Symbolism/Destiny. Endless love. Charm *This plant is extremely toxic, and a single leaf may kill an adult. *Touching an oleander plant can result in skin irritation. Photo 6/15 7:04am 2023
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