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(First upload on September 13 2007. Last on December 2 2017) [ 日本語 | English ]

Cytisus L. (エニシダ) Enishida (エニシダ, 金雀枝), Scotch Broom (common Broom) Lifeform: perennial shrub Original distribution (native area): Western and Central Europe withstanding winter temperatures to -25°C and requiring more than 150 frost-free days (USDA 2002) Habitat: sunny habitat on dry and/or sandy soils → weed (雑草)

Synonyms: Sarothamnus scoparius (L.) K. Koch Spartium scoparium L. ssp. scoparius ssp. maritimus (Rouy) Heywood: native to Western Europe, on maritime cliffs. prostrate growth < 0.4 m high with downy young shoots cv. Andreanus ホオベニエニシダ

Cytisus scoparius in New Zealand

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[1/2] The roadside is totally covered with yellow flowers. This exotic species for New Zealand inhabits various areas in New Zealand now. New Zealand has ca 2300 native vascular plant species, while 1500-2000 species are exotic. Biological invasion (生物学的侵入) is serious problems on insular countries, including Japan. On January 4, 1997, when we went on the way Mount Tarawera in North Island, New Zealand. [3] in a large garden store, Sapporo, on November 4 2017.