Such a beautiful yellow flower, "Anishidae"

I introduce the form, place of origin, scientific name, and how to grow Anishidae(Cytisus scoparius), which produces beautiful yellow flowers in rows in spring. Along with this, you can also see photos of Anisidae being sold at "Mung Flower Garden-in Busan, South Korea". Shall we learn about Anisidae, a foliage plant that is still cute and pretty even after its flowers fade?

 

Beautiful Green - Anishida (Cytisus scoparius) (Photo by Mung flower garden)

 

What is Anisidae!

 

 Anisidae, scientifically known as Cytisus scoparius, is native to Europe and is said to have been introduced to North America around the mid-19th century. This plant is known for its beautiful yellow flowers that bloom in late spring and early summer. The rows of yellow flowers, reminiscent of forsythia, bring joy to those who see them. However, despite their beauty, Anishida is considered an invasive species in many parts of the world, including North America, and carries the disgrace of threatening native ecosystems. . In this episode, we'll learn more about Anisida, including its origins, important information, and how to grow it.

 

Origin of Anisida

 Anisidae is a plant commonly found in the wild in Europe. It grows in a variety of habitats, including open woodlands, moors and coastal areas. This plant has been used for centuries for a variety of purposes, including as a dye and herbal medicine. Therefore, it is well suited to the environment of temperate regions such as Korea. In Korea, there is a plant called 'Goldamcho' that blooms butterfly-shaped yellow, pretty flowers. This Anisida is nicknamed ‘Yanggoldamcho’ because it is a type of bonewort that came from the West. This Anisida was introduced to North America as an ornamental plant around the mid-19th century. It is said that it was passed down to. It is also a plant that grows well in the wild, so it is also used as an erosion prevention and hedge plant. However, the plant multiplied quickly and later spread across the continental United States, becoming a species that threatened native plant species and disrupted ecosystems.

 

Important information about Anishidae

 Anisicidae is a deciduous shrub that can grow up to about 3 meters in height. The thin green stems are covered with small, cute leaves. The plant produces bright yellow flowers in late spring and early summer followed by small brown seeded fruits. Anisidae is a hardy plant that adapts to a variety of growing conditions. It prefers well-drained soil and bright sun, but will tolerate partial shade inside a living room. It is drought tolerant and can grow in a variety of soil types, including sandy and rocky soils. Therefore, when planting this plant, it is recommended that the soil and sand soil mix be close to 5:5. Be careful because the roots are thin and have many fine roots, so the roots can easily be damaged by overwatering. If drainage is poor, symptoms such as leaf dropping may appear, so in such cases, it is recommended to take emergency measures by irrigation from the bottom for more than 6 hours.

 

How to raise Anisidae

 Anisidae can be propagated by sowing seeds or cuttings. If you want to sow seeds, it is best to do so in the fall. This will help them survive the cold winter and germinate in the spring. When propagating from cuttings, it is best to do so in spring or summer when the plant is actively growing. When growing anicida, it is best to place it on a sunny veranda or in a sunny area in the garden, and as mentioned earlier, it is important to set it in well-draining soil. This plant requires regular watering, especially during periods of drought, and it is recommended to delay watering during the rainy season to avoid overwatering. Slow-release fertilizer should be applied in early spring to promote growth and flowering.

 

Anishidae!!!, it will give you a relaxing break.

Concluding the article...

 The difficulty level of growing this plant is medium to low. It is much easier to grow outdoors than indoors in an apartment. When growing indoors, place it on a sunny veranda if possible and water it regularly. Since it is a deciduous shrub, it sheds its leaves in the fall, so it may not be suitable for those who like neat management. However, if you look at the really colorful and pretty yellow flowers, you can feel that your spring days become more colorful.

 

Be careful

 Anisidae is not toxic to humans or animals, but may cause skin irritation in some people. Be careful not to allow young children or animals to touch or tear the leaves.