Adenophora remotiflora

Flower name
Adenophora remotiflora
Scientific name
Adenophora remotiflora
Alias岨菜, Sobana
Place of originJapan, Korea, China
Place of floweringLow mountains
Flowering seasonJuly, August, September

What is Adenophora remotiflora

Adenophora remotiflora, or sobana (Scientific name: Adenophora remotiflora) is a perennial grass in the family Campanulaceae native to Korea, China and Japan. It grows wild on a sheer cliff in summer, and makes bell formed violet-colored flowers bloom. The grass is used for admiration and the bud becomes edible.

Common name: Adenophora remotiflora, Scientific name: Adenophora remotiflora, Origin: Japan, Korea and China, Distribution: Mainland - Kyushu, in the environment: mountain forests, Living type: perennials, Height: 80-100 cm, Leaf shape: lanceolate wide-wide oval, leaf length way only at the bottom: cm leaf width: cm, leaf: stem, leaves: alternate, margin serrated, inflorescences form sparse panicles, flower color: violet, flower diameter: 3 cm, flowering: 7-9 months, rose: bell-shaped The pistil: Corolla in fits, that grows on the steep rugged means bites (Putian) Note: the flower name comes from edible species uses: ornamental, shoots.