The coral honeysuckle (Lonicera sempervirens) is native to North America, came to Japan during the Meiji period (1868-1912), and can now be found across Japan. One of its features is its bright red and orange blooms during May to September in Japan, which is shown in its English name while another is in its Japanese name "tsukinuki nindou," which translates into "penetrating honeysuckle," after the stem looking like penetrating a leaf.
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ツキヌキニンドウ（突抜忍冬）です。北米原産。明治時代に日本に来て、今は全国で見られます。鮮やかな赤とオレンジの花が特徴ですが、もう一つの特徴は名前の由来にもなっています。茎が葉を突き抜けているように見えるでしょ♬
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