Physostegia virginiana

Flower name
Physostegia virginiana
Scientific name
Physostegia virginiana
Alias花虎尾, Physostegia virginiana, カクトラノオ, 角虎の尾, フィソステギア, Physostegia
Place of originCentral and South America to Northern Mexico
Place of floweringGarden
Flowering seasonAugust, September
Language of flowersFaithful

What is Physostegia virginiana

Physostegia virginiana, or Hana Torano-o (scientific name: Physostegia virginiana) is a perennial plant belonging to the genus Pseudolysimachion of the family Plantaginaceae. In the rainy season to early autumn, small lip-shaped flowers bloom from the bottom of the flower spike. The basic flower color is pink, but light purple, white, and magenta are also available. The stem is square.

Common name: Physostegia virginiana, Scientific name: Physostegia virginiana, Alias: Hanatorano-o, obedient plant, obedience, false dragonhead, Origin: Central and South America to Northern Mexico, Inflorescence: Antibiotic, Leaf shape: Needle shape, Leaf edge: Sawtooth, Leaf color: Green, Inflorescence shape: Spike / conic, Apical, Corolla: Lip shape, flower color: peach, light purple, white, magenta, flowering period: August to September.