Rokko High Mountain Botanical Garden: Giant Himalayan Lily About to Bloom!
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The Rokko High Mountain Botanical Garden is about to witness the blooming of the giant Himalayan Lily. This plant, native to altitudes of 2500-3500m, grows over 3m tall and produces fragrant white flowers. It's a rare species that takes 8 years to bloom from seed, with four plants currently growing and expected to be enjoyed until late June.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When is the best time to see the Himalayan Lily?
A: It can be enjoyed until late June after blooming. Please check the official website for the latest blooming status.
Q: How can I access the Rokko High Mountain Botanical Garden?
A: By public transport, take Kobe City Bus route 37 towards 'Shizen-no-mori' from 'Mikage' Station (Hankyu/JR/Hanshin) or 'Rokkomichi' Station (JR) or 'Rokko' Station (Hankyu), and alight at the 'Takayama Shokubutsuen' bus stop.
Q: What is the 'Rokko High Mountain Botanical Garden x Rekisei / Hanabiyori' event about?
A: It features an exhibition of the 72 seasonal divisions calendar and flower colors, along with a flower-collecting stamp rally. Admission is free (separate entrance fee required).
Q: What is the admission fee?
A: Adults (junior high school students and older) are ¥900, and children (4 years old to elementary school students) are ¥450. Group discounts are also available.
Q: Why is the Himalayan Lily considered rare?
A: It is considered a very rare plant because it grows slowly, taking 8 years from seed to bloom, and few places cultivate it.