variegated flowering
Refers to a plant, especially a tree or shrub, that produces flowers of different colors on the same plant, often due to grafting or mutation. Common in horticultural contexts.
This plum tree is a variegated bloomer, and you can enjoy both white and pink flowers at the same time.
Variegated-flowering camellias are rare and popular among horticulturists.
Standard kanji spelling.
Search-only variant; not commonly used in modern writing.
Compound of 咲き (saki, continuative form of 咲く 'to bloom') + 分け (wake, continuative form of 分ける 'to divide, separate'), literally 'blooming separately'. The term describes flowers of different colors appearing on the same plant.