Suhamasou

Hepatica nobilis var. japonica forma variegata

Flower name
Suhamasou
Scientific name
Hepatica nobilis var. japonica forma variegata
Alias州浜草, liverwort, ユキワリソウ
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringLow mountains
Flowering seasonMarch, April
Language of flowersThey endear people

What is Suhamasou

Suhamasou,(scientific name: Hepatica nobilis var. japonica forma variegata or Anemone hepatica var. japonica f. variegata), is extremely Anemone hepatica and is endemic to Japan-like with a circular head shape leaf lobes vary. Calyx is looking flowers. Shamash and cheshamasou (Hepatica nobilis var. pubescens) are similar. The Shamash (.aponica) Japan Honshu-the native of Shikoku. Cheshamasou (pubescens) is West of Kinki in Japan from the native Shikoku. Shamash (.aponia) is a triangular leaves, 3浅 crack the. Cheshamasou (pubescens) leaves with kidney-shaped lobed leaves tinged with round taste. Cheshamasou (pubescens) leaves both sides hair. On the companions of the Anemone hepatica, Anemone hepatica for please refer to the page.

Generic name: Suhamasou, Scientific name: Anemone hepatica f. Variegata, or Hepatica nobilis f. Variegata, Origin: Japan (Japanese endemic varieties), Distribution: Japan from Honshu to Shikoku, Environment: Half-shade, well-drained place under deciduous trees in mountainous area, Life style: perennial, plant height: 10-15 cm, Root leaf, petal: alternate, leaf shape: triangular, 3 shallow fissures with rounded tip, leaf width: 5 cm, single inflorescence, flower diameter: 1 cm, flowering period: March-April, petals Color (actually sepal color): white, peach, red, petals: 0, number of petals (separation): 6-10, remarks: semi-endangered species.