carnation
Japanese Name:
カーネーション
Romaji Name:
kaaneeshon
Description
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A carnation is a popular flower known for its ruffled petals and pleasant fragrance. It comes in many colors and is often used in bouquets and decorations, symbolizing love, admiration, and affection. Carnations are commonly given on special occasions like Mother's Day.
History
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Carnations are native to the Mediterranean region and have been cultivated for over 2,000 years. They were admired in ancient Greece and Rome for their beauty and fragrance. In Japan, carnations were introduced during the Meiji period (1868–1912) along with other Western flowers. Since then, they have become a popular ornamental plant, and the red carnation in particular is associated with love and admiration.