Wild Flowers 2011 - Sagamihara

12/04/2011

ケナシノジスミレ(kenashinojisumire )

Scientific Name - Viola yedoensis f.glaberrima

カラスノエンドウ(KarasaunoEndou)

Scientific Name - Vicia angustifolia var.segetalis

This wild flower is also can be seen in spring between April and June months. This is said to be a herb and it was used as a medicine in earlier times. The same flower type with smaller flowers, is called SuzumenoEndo, where the word Suzume (which means sparrow in Japanese) is used to indicate the smallness in size.

ジゴクノカマノフタ(JigokunoKamanoFuta) /

キランソウ(Kiransou)

Scientific Name - Ajuga Decumbens

This grass type flower is also grown in the spring time around 3rd month to 6th month. The flower is very small and is said to be a medicine. This is called The lid of the cauldron of the hell.

オランダミミナグサ(OrandaMimiNagusa)

This wild flower can be seen in the 4th and 5th months of the year.

ノジスミレ(NojiSumire)

Scientific Name : Viola Yedoensis

This is mostly seen in 4th to 5th month of the year. This is a beautiful flower blooming plant belonging to the Sumire group. This can be seen anywhere and very noticeable as the flower is comparatively big.

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