The globe amaranths at Rainbow Hill Garden are in full bloom.

[Amphitheater / Celery Globetrotter]
This annual plant of the Amaranthaceae family is resistant to the heat and dryness of summer, and its cute, round flowers bloom one after another until autumn.
It is called Zinnia (Coronaeus serrata) because it has a long flowering period and its color does not fade easily.
It retains its beautiful color even after drying, so it is recommended as a dried flower.

The striped pattern emerges in four colors: purple red, pink imp, two-tone rose, and white, making you want to exclaim, "Amazing view!!"
You can enter the flower fields, so be sure to take lots of beautiful photos.

When you are in a flower field, some of you may think, "I want to take this cute flower home with me."
For those people, the GlomeramPicking experienceorWorkshopis being held.

Depending on the weather, the best time to see the flowers is until late October.
Please come early.

Katsue Oikawa, Agricultural Department