Echium candicans is a perennial herb native to the Madeira Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. In our garden, it grows large next to the upper and lower entrances. In early summer, it grows 20-30 cm long spikes of flowers with many small flowers. When the sun shines, flower bees gather in large numbers to feed on the nectar, and the sound of their buzzing echoes around the area.
エキウムカンディカンスは大西洋のマデイラ諸島原産の多年草です。我が家の庭では、上の入り口と下の入り口横に大きく育っています。初夏に長さ20～30センチの花穂を伸ばしてたくさんの小花をつけけます。日が射すと花蜂が蜜を吸いにたくさん集まって、あたりに羽音が響きます。
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| The upper entrance of our garden 庭の上の入り口 |
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| Echium grows large next to the lower entrance 庭の下の入り口横で大きく育つエキウム |
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