The United States and Japan share the romantic name of the charming "foreign flower" (54) Warbler wind chimes (Canarinacanariensis), beautiful flowers. It is the bellflower family, the warbler wind

The United States and Japan share the fascinating "foreign flower" (54) Warbler wind chimes (Canarina canariensis)

Romantic name, beautiful flowers. It is the bellflower family, warbler bell plant warbler wind chime, because it is an endemic species native to the Canary Islands in Spain, so it is also called Canarian bellflower, Canarian bellflower.

Wild warbler wind chimes produce shiny orange-red flowers throughout the winter. The leaves disappear on tubers in spring until they resume growth in late summer. In late summer, long, messy buds appear that are 5 to 9 feet long. Beautiful bell-shaped flowers appear in late autumn or winter. The 2-inch-long flowers have distinct concave veins, i.e., fishbone-shaped reddish-purple stripes, and the flowers are axillary and solitary. The corolla is often 6-lobed at the apex and is more regular hexagonal. When the sea breeze blows, these beautiful "wind chimes" sway in the wind, and even make a beautiful song of warblers.

This species has a high cultivation value and has won the Garden Award from the Royal Horticultural Society in the United Kingdom.

Succulent berries with a large ovate shape, orange when ripe, edible.