Japanese Schoolyard Plants coloring pages
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Common Vetch
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Red deadnettle
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Henbit
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Bird's-eye speedwell
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Shepherd's purse
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Mock strawberry
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Yomogi / Japanese mugwort
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Creeping woodsorrel
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Green foxtail (Nekojarashi)
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White clover
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Plantain
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Fish mint
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Top 3 Japanese Schoolyard Plants Coloring Pages
Fun Facts About Japanese Schoolyard Plants
A few things worth knowing about Japanese Schoolyard Plants.
Fun Facts About Shepherd's purse
It is said that the alternative Japanese name for Shepherd's purse, "penpen-gusa," derives from the shape of its fruit resembling the plectrum of a shamisen.
Fun Facts About Green foxtail (Nekojarashi)
The name Enokorogusa comes from "Inukkoro-kusa" (dog-cub grass), which was corrupted because its ears resemble a dog's tail.
Fun Facts About Plantain
Plantain grows in places where it is stepped on, and if it stops being stepped on, it will lose to other grasses and disappear.
Fun Facts About Bird's-eye speedwell
Bird's-eye speedwell flowers open only while the sun shines and are single-day flowers that wither in a single day.
Fun Facts About Common Vetch
The name Bush vetch comes from the fact that its seed pods turn black like a crow when they ripen.
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