Ashikagae: Ashikaga Flower Park

The place where you can come to touch the beautiful is the flower park in Ashikaga. The park covers about 8.2 hectares and is famous for various types of wisteria. In the Park of flowers Ashchikaga features many blue, white and pink flowers of wisteria.

Glycinia is a genus of tall tree-like curly subtropical plants from the family of Beans with large brushes of fragrant flowers. The wisteria flowers, white, blue, purple or purple, are similar to moths. Collected in large hanging brushes, they look extremely spectacular against the background of thick green foliage. The fragrant bunches of lilac wisteria resemble our white acacia, our spring south streets and all the good that comes with it. The park has 100-year-old wisteria, also about 160 wisteria which are about 60 years old and 1500 azaleas which are more than 60 years old.

Centennial wisteria created a supporting frame. A long tunnel of white wisteria is also present, and a yellow shell tunnel will take many more years to become an actual tunnel. Now it's like a canopy.

A wisteria is a liana that prefers to wrap around supports. The support can serve as another tree, arbor, wall of the building. Wisteria blooms with large hanging clusters, which emit a sweetish unique aroma. It attracts insects, especially bees. The flowering of wisteria is truly an amazing sight!

Invariable cheers of admiration cause and eighty-meter tunnel of white wisteria. Snow-white brushes with flowers similar to tiny butterflies and a sweet delicate aroma, the Japanese themselves call the passage through the tunnel the road of happiness.

In February-March, plums, daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and muscari bloom. April, May, wisteria.

All summer months are hydrangea, clematis, petunium, iris and lupin.

Autumn are purple saffron flowers.

December, January, the garden rests, gaining strength to meet guests in the ferral again. An endless history of beauty and perfection!