Korean wildflower, Potentilla freyniana.

Even on the day when the cold weather makes the collar close, there are yellow flowers that are smiling wide without fail when looking at the foot of the mountain or the sunny place along the road.

This is the Potentilla freyniana.

Potentilla freyniana is a perennial herb that grows in the mountains and fields across the country.

The growing environment grows in a place where the sun comes in, regardless of the soil quality.

This is a perennial plant of the Rosaceae family and is distributed in Korea, northeastern China, Japan, and Siberia.

The propagation method is to receive seeds in July and sow them in flower pots or flower beds immediately, or give up when sprouts rise slightly to the ground in autumn and the following year in early spring.

As a management method, it is planted in flower beds or pots, and it grows well in any sunny place.

Water management should be done once every 1-2 days.

Young shoots are eaten with herbs, and the whole plant is used as a medicinal material in oriental medicine.