ヤマハハコ
Meanings
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western pearly everlasting; pearly everlasting
usually written using kana alone
A perennial herb of the Asteraceae family, native to Japan and other parts of Asia and North America. The name literally means 'mountain mother and child', referring to the plant's appearance.
Yamahahako blooms with white flowers in summer.
Yamahahako was growing in clusters along the mountain trail.