Glandularia x hybrida/Glandularia. Verbevnaceae. Lamiales. Magnoliopsida. Tracheophyta Commonly called/Garden Verbena. Florist Velbena. Native to/ *Glandularia x hybrida is a cultivated hybrid “x”(indicated), it does not exsist as a district wild species with a native geographic range. iIts parent species are native to North and South America(Brazil and Argentina). *The leaves of this flower measure 1-4 inches(2.5-10cm)long, 0.5-1.5 in hes(1.3-3.8cm)wide. *The flowers are very small, 0.25-0.5 inches(6-13mm)across. Cluster dize is 1.5-3 inches(4/7.5cm)in diameter. *Verbena fit this trend perfectly, Breeders succsessfully created the large-flowered Glandularia x hybrida in the 1830s and 1840s. Photographed 10/3 10:17am 2026 Posted 10/5(Monday) 12:20pm 2026
Yumiko （California U.S.A） SAMA✨ Thank Yuming for your polite comment.😄👩👌 Your pink verbenas are so cute; their petals look just like cherry blossoms. In Japan🇯🇵, this friendly plant is also known by the beautiful name "Bijozakura."🌸😆 I visited the Kyoto Experimental Station for Medicinal Plants today. I was able to meet various medicinal plants. I learned that poisonous plants can also become medicine.🤗😇😌 On the way back from the botanical garden, the three of us went to the Japanese sweets shop Ichijoji Nakatani and had the Nakatani Parfait.🧁😋👌 Hoitara-ne.🌞✌️
@ぷりま Good morning! Thank you for a message. Yes. I saw this one at my friend’s garden. She knows ~ I am coming once for a while. We talked stories and I was there for 10 minutes ~to take photos. We will have a good day! with smile 😊
@太陽の塔 Thank you for a message. That’s right! (Bijyozakura)…I had seen this flower at the same garden before. My friend’s house. I seldom visit there. She called me “Hi! Yumi~ why don’t you come to my garden. I have not seen you for a while”. She called me. I visited her house. We talked story~ and I gad a great time there. I have a lots of flower friends here. 💓 Lucky. Soon 🔜 it will be the orange 🍊 season. I go to my friends houses…(12-15). And give my garden oranges to them. My orange tree is now looking great. “Organic one” no fertilizer, no chemical. Just frequent water. 😁 Are you at home now? 😊have a good day!
@Yumiko (California U.S.A) SAMA✨ Thank Yuming for your message !😄👌 Your correction: gad a great time →had a great time😁•••"G" is right next to "H" on a keyboard.⌨️⬅️ I'm a type A personality, so I'm very detail-oriented.🩸😆 I'm making omurice at home, and I'll go out after I finish eating.🥣🥚🚶💦 At my house, we also just give plants water and barely use any fertilizer. Even so, the trees and plants are growing healthily. 🌳🌲🪴👌 Hoitara-ne.🌞✌️
@花散歩 Good morning! Nice walking in the morning. It’s still raining ~ it will stop and you will see blue sky soon. It’s October! We will keep being healthy(kenkoude) with smile 😊
@ﾃﾞｭﾗﾝｻ Thank you. I studied about this flower a lot. Almost I couldn’t sleep one nigh well. Because it’s hybrid. Why~ how~ and… I had a good time with this flower at this time. I saw this one before, but I was not interested in about hybrid. Studying 📖 ~ learning at the library here. Everyday we become a little bit smarter! Love in! 💕
@太陽の塔 Good morning! Thank you for a message. That’s right~ it will happen my miss letter because I type do fast. And I don’t look back. 😅. Thank you for your understanding. You water the plants and flowers in your garden! That’s nice. Some people say the only wife does. Even at my place, most of the house gardens, the wife takes care of the garden/watering…trimming, husband joins some. 😊😊happy garden life.
@かずちゃん Good morning! Thank you for a message. …I know~ I finished ✔️ my gum aches. I hope no more~ 🫶 How are you? Keep being healthy ~ With nice meals and good sleep. Have a good day! 😊😊
Commonly called/Garden Verbena. Florist Velbena.
Native to/
*Glandularia x hybrida is a cultivated hybrid “x”(indicated), it does not exsist as a district wild species with a native geographic range. iIts parent species are native to North and South America(Brazil and Argentina).
*The leaves of this flower measure 1-4 inches(2.5-10cm)long, 0.5-1.5 in hes(1.3-3.8cm)wide.
*The flowers are very small, 0.25-0.5 inches(6-13mm)across. Cluster dize is 1.5-3 inches(4/7.5cm)in diameter.
*Verbena fit this trend perfectly, Breeders succsessfully created the large-flowered Glandularia x hybrida in the 1830s and 1840s.
Photographed 10/3 10:17am 2026
Posted 10/5(Monday) 12:20pm 2026