Excuse me, but I'd like to ask about a flower.
Does not the flower of bluebonnet bloom in Japan?
It is the season of the cherry blossom in spring, but it is the season for mustard and bluebonnet to bloom in Texas, where I grew up.
I picked up the flowers which bloomed on the field and displayed them in the bedroom and the kitchen.
As for bluebonnet, is it the flower brought up to the height of the waist from the knee?
Yes, bluebonnet is characteristic with a very beautiful blue flower.
Bluebonnet is the flower of Texas where I was brought up.
Unfortunately, the flower of the bluebonnet is not sold very much in the ornamental flower market of Japan.
I think that you can see it when you go to the botanical gardens where grow many wild flowers.
In this shop, you don't handle bluebonnet.
We have the flower of the lupine genus being the same as bluebonnet.
We have white lupine right now, and we can get the shipment of the blue lupine in the market if you want.
The flower of lupine has a bigger part of its flower than bluebonnet.
Its image may be a little different from wild flowers in simplicity because it is a garden species.
It is not bluebonnet, but we have rape in flower shops in Japan in spring, so please come to see it.
There is the flower, in the shape of a bird, which I liked when I lived in Hawaii. Is there the same kind of flowers in Japan?
Is the flower in the shape of a bird?
Do you know the name of the flower?
I feel that its name also includes the term bird.
Do you know the color and the size of the flower, or the form of the leaf?
The flower petal was thin, and there were orange and purple parts.
The leaf was in the form of that of tulip made bigger.
Is the flower you mention possibly strelitzia in Japanese?
We don't have it today, but we sometimes get it for arranging it.
Do you know the English name?
I checked that, and find that the name in English is the bird of paradise.
I remembered. It is the bird of paradise.
The Japanese term Gokuraku means the heaven, so it is also called by the name meaning almost the same in Japan.
I'm glad that there is also the flower of the bird of paradise in Japan.
I'll ask you for the arrangement using the bird of paradise when a Hawaiian friend comes.