Aster spathulifolius
Aster spathulifolius (Korean: 해국]/Haeguk, known in English as seashore spatulate aster[1]) is a native Korean chrysanthemum flower that grows on seashores. Due to its short height and thick leaves, Haeguk endures strong wind and coldness. It produces purple flowers in sunny spots between rocks, in July through November. Haeguk grows only in Korea and Japan. It originated in Ulleungdo and Liancourt Rocks, two islands in the Sea of Japan. In fall, Haeguks are in full bloom, coloring Liancourt Rocks in purple.
Haeguk, flower that grows in Ulleungdo
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| Species: | A. spathulifolius |
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References
- 국립수목원 (August 2015). Hanbando chasaeng singmul yŏngŏ irŭm mongnokchip = English names for Korean native plants. ISBN 9788997450985.
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