Dianthus longicalycinus

Dianthus superbus ”longicalycinus” is a hardy evergreen perennials of the Caryophyllaceae department Dianthus genus native to Japan. It is a variant of the ezokawaranadeshko. In the low mountains sunny meadows and floodplains, the splitting valve flower tip five or six pieces of fine deep purple color flowers bloom. Known as one of the seven autumn flowers, referred to as an alias and wallflower (Yamato nadeshiko). The thick stalk is at the top of spray of branches: Flower color is white. The genus name "Dianthus" is a Latin Dios (god) + anthos (flower) "God's flower", species species name "superbus" is noble, variant name "longicalycinus" is longi (long) + calycinus ), Meaning "long calyx" means. The flower language is "pure heart". Dianthus's colleagues are in the special collection "Feature Dianthus".

Generic name: Dianthus superbus ”longicalycinus” , scientific name: Dianthus superbus var. longicalycinus , aka: wallflower :Yamato Nadeshiko, Nadeshiko, origin: Japan, height: 30-50 cm, flower color: peach / white, flowering time:from May to August, flower diameter: 4 to- 5 cm.

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