French Flowers ポスト French FlowersRedcurrantRedcurrant, red currant or Aka suguri (scientific name: Ribes rubrum) is native to France and Poland, and is a deciduous shrub. In spring, a lot of yellow-green florets bloom downward in the inflorescOreganoOregano (scientific name: Origanum vulgare) is native to the Mediterranean coast of France, Greece, etc. It is a perennial of family Lamiaceae. There are fragrances with very soft virgin growing in thPoplarPoplar (scientific name: Populus x canadensis) is a heat-resistant, and drought-resistant deciduous tree in the family Salicaceae, native to Italy and France. The tree is broom-shaped, and in the lateEranthis hyemalisEranthis hyemalis is the Ranunculus Department shibateranthis hardy perennials (bulbous plants) native to southern Europe. There are shibateranthis (LTR) yellow-flowered varieties.Late winter under thLa FranceLa France or butter pear (scientific name: Pyrus communis var.sativa) is a French varieties and is a cultivar of the deciduous small tree “Western pear” of the family Rosaceae. In Japan, Yamagata Pref Other FeaturesOrange-colored fruitsOrange-fruit Photo or Clipart List Feature orange-fruit Persimmons and citrus fruits come in many varieties, so there will be many. Here is a list of fruits by color from "Kagiken WEB: Fruits oEbineEbine , scientific name:Calanthe discolor , is a perennial plant of the orchidaceae department of calanthe genus native to Japan. There are many enthusiasts and breeders in Japan. This is a page featuFeature: August blue flowersSpecial Feature: Blue Flowers of August As of August 23, 2024, there are 44 types of blue flowers blooming in August. Compared to June and July, when hydrangeas, irises, and Japanese irises bloCute flowersCute flowersーHoya pubicalyx 'Chimera',Hoya kerriiiInterior & BeddingInterior/ Bedding - Sofas, Carpets, Tatami mats, Dining sets, Curtains, Chairs, Lights and lighting fixtures, Tables, Cushions and cushions, Desks, Mirrors, Storage furniture, Clocks, Bedding, StorageJanuary Red FlowersRed flowers that bloom in January when it is still cold include (1) camellias, (2) greenhouse flowers at botanical gardens, (3) flowers suited to the Japanese climate, and (4) primulas. (1) Camelli
