Spring seven herbs

Spring seven herbs , Haruno Nanakusa refers to the seven kinds of flowers representing spring.

Gnaphalium affine (Gogyo or Hahakogusa),
Japanese radish (Suzushiro or Daikon),
Turnip (Kabu, Suzuna or turnip),
Japanese parsley（Seri）,
Stellaria media (Hakobe) ,
Capsella bursa-pastoris (Nazuna）,
Tabirako (Tabirako, or old hotokenoza.

Every January 7, we wish to have a disease-free healthy one year for us Japanese people to eat "seven gruel's porridge of spring" combined with these seven grasses with white rice.

Category name: Plantae angiosperm eudicots

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Random flowers

Asarum megacalyx

Petunia 'Kirin Wave Purple'

Shin taihei no ginpou (florists’ daisy )

Japanese Spindle

Prunus mume 'Fujibotan-shidare'

Echium candicans