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Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


Hello. The active activity is Hanes, who has been absent for a while.
Recently, it has gradually become autumn, especially in the morning and evening, making it quite easy to spend.
This time, which was approaching in the middle of September, we will introduce the birth flowers found in Chuo-ku.♪

[Assumptions of this series]
・There are variations in the birth flowers and their flower language assigned to the 365th. In this series, we refer to the birth flower and flower language published in Hibiya Flowerbed's "Birth Flower / Flower Language on the 365th".
・We aim to introduce flowers that anyone can enjoy freely even if they get tired. Therefore, general household gardens, paid gardens, limited-time events, and flowers found in florists are not eligible.
・It will be an introduction to the extent found by the author (the knowledge of flowers is beginner level), so you may actually see more birth flowers.

Looking for 30 kinds of flower birth flowers in September

September 1: Murasakitsuyukusa (flower language "Respect")
@ Harumi Island Triton Square, etc.
I was touched when I introduced Asiatic dayflower in July.
I was able to confirm that it was planted in Chuo-ku, but it has not been seen yet in a state where the flowers have bloomed, so I would like to introduce it later in extra editions.

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 2: Kiku (flower language "trust")
@ Sumida River Terrace
At the flower bed being maintained by local people, it was waiting for flowering at the time of shooting on August 29.
The equinoctial week is approaching, so I would like to see it again.

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 5: golden lace (Flower language "Beauty")
@ Harumi Island Triton Square
One of the seven herbs in autumn. It was already in full bloom at the beginning of August.
The small flowers that bloom together at the top are characteristic.♪

September 9: Begonia (white) (flower language "kindness")
@ Tsukuda Park, Nihonbashi Tourist Information Center, etc.
Begonia can be enjoyed in various places in the city.
I am surprised that there are more than 2,000 kinds of ancestor.

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 11: Salsberg (flower language "eloquent")
@ Sumida River Terrace and others
The seasonal word "crape myrtle" is summer, but it was best viewed on the Sumida River Terrace as of September 12.♪
It seems that you can enjoy cute pink flowers for a while while feeling the remnants of summer.

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 12: Cosmos (flower language "Otome's true heart")
@ Sumida River Terrace, near Sakuragawa Park, etc.
Cosmos that many people will be the first to list autumn flowers!
The only cosmos that were confirmed by September 12 is Kibana Cosmos here.
Will the cosmos of other colors begin to bloom after a little longer?
I will continue to observe it.♪

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 13: Lantana (flower language "cooperation")
@ Tsukuda Park, Sumida River Terrace and many others
A very cute flower that you often see on roadsides and parks when walking around the city.
The explanation on the Sumida River Terrace is written as "Lantana Seven Change", and when I was worried about what it means, I found that the color of the flower changes over time after it blooms!
Every time I go to the Rantana in the same place, if you show me a different appearance every time, you will not get tired of it ^^

September 18: common sage (Purple) (flower language "Respect")
@ Tsukiji River Park, Sakuragawa Park, Akatsuki Park, Harumi Island Triton Square and many others
It is often planted in planters and flower beds seen in the city, and is one of the very familiar flowers.
From a distance, the color is similar to lavender, so I almost got caught when I was looking for lavender (laughs).

September 19: Matsurika (flower language "Pure innocent")
@ Horidome Children's Park, Harumi Island Triton Square, etc.
It was a white flower with a good scent, so it was easy to find even with a mask.♪
However, it is very similar to the gardenia I mentioned earlier....
I haven't been able to tell perfectly yet, but since I started watching flowers with awareness from June, I've gradually understood the difference!

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 21: balloon flower (Flower language "Unchanging Love")
@ Near the birthplace of Edo Kabuki (Kyobashi) and others
This is also one of the seven herbs in autumn. The blue purple color has been called "Kikyo-color" since the Heian period and has been loved.
However, I didn't know that roots were being used as medicine!
(The point that the focus fits the monument behind is that it is lovely....)

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers


September 29: Aquinogeshi (flower language "Cool love")
@ I'm still looking for it
Unfortunately, this flower, which would have always been thought of as a "small dandelion" without the opportunity to examine this time, is not Akinogeshi but Nogeshi.
The flowers themselves were small, but the appearance of blooming well even in rough places seemed very reliable.
I don't want to say that Akinogeshi grows somewhere, and I'd like to continue looking for it!

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers

Yeah

This time, it was found that 10 out of 30 birth flowers in September, that is, at least one-third, can be found in Chuo-ku.
However, Manjushage (red spider lily), which has been confirmed to bloom in the past, had not yet bloomed, went around places that were reported to have bloomed in the past, and could not be found even if there were any buds.
I'm looking forward to seeing the red flowers bloom a little later and seeing them soon.♪
When I can confirm it, I would like to introduce it in the extra edition at a later date.

Also, I am walking worried that Kato and Fusenkazura are planted somewhere.
Recently, insects have been heard, and in Chuo-ku, I have come to realize the coming of autumn.
Going forward, in the "Chuo-ku Touring with Birth Flowers" series, we will continue to follow the casual changing seasons that can be enjoyed in the city center.
Finally, we conclude with photos of the rainbow over the autumn sky and the sky after the rain, taken in Chuo-ku since September.

 Chuo-ku-ku-September edition with birth flowers