Edo chrysanthemum
A variety of chrysanthemum originally cultivated in Edo (old Tokyo). Used in horticultural and historical contexts.
China aster
Refers to Callistephus chinensis, a flowering plant also known as 蝦夷菊. Botanical and gardening term.
See also: エゾギク
The Edo chrysanthemum is a type of classic chrysanthemum that has been cultivated since the Edo period.
The China aster is an annual plant that blooms in various colors from summer to autumn.
Compound of 江戸 (Edo, old Tokyo) and 菊 (chrysanthemum). The name reflects the historical cultivation of this chrysanthemum variety in Edo, and was later applied to the China aster.