Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum multicaule
Mini Marguerite, Annual Chrysanthemum
These sun-loving flowers have been garden favorites for centuries.

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Summary: Hardy garden Chrysanthemums are one of the most important flowers for the gardener to consider.

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Chrysanthemum 'Mary Stoker'
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Chrysanthemum Pinching
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Chrysanthemums should be pinched to develop a compact plant that won't collapse or fall when flowering.

Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums are an extremely popular flower with an exotic look and brilliant blooms. Not only does this flower come in a variety of colors, but the blooms can take on different shapes and sizes with around 20,000 species.

Chrysanthemum is a broad genus with usually annual or perennial, floriferous plants, most with beautiful, large, daisy-like flowers. They are native from the Mediterranean extending to S Africa and tropical E Asia.

Chrysanthemum 'Brightside'
Until now, there were few Chrysanthemum maximum or Shasta Daisy selections that grew as easily and reliably year in and year out as C. 'Becky'.

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Chrysanthemums, often called mums or chrysanths, are of the genus (Chrysanthemum) constituting approximately 30 species of perennial flowering plants in the family Asteraceae which is native to Asia and northeastern Europe.
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Chrysanthemum basics
Mums can be started as seeds, from cuttings and dividing, or can be purchased at a nursery in sizes from bedding plants up to gallon size and larger plants.
They should be planted into well prepared, fertile, sandy soil.

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CHRYSANTHEMUM--PINCHING
Chrysanthemums should be pinched to develop a compact plant that won't collapse or fall when flowering.

Chrysanthemum morifolium (Hardy garden mum)
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Chrysanthemum
( Bright Golden Anne chrysanthemum )
'Bright Golden Anne' is an exhibition mum of the decorative type, and bears brilliant canary-yellow flowers.

Chrysanthemum
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(krsn´thmm), name for a large number of annual or perennial herbs of the genus Chrysanthemum of the family Asteraceae ( family), some cultivated in Asia for at least 2,000 years.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
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Ox-Eye Daisy
Description
Although the Ox-Eye Daisy is originally from Europe, it has naturalized in every state and is now found on many native plant lists.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
Nombres relacionados: Aargareta biela (eslovaco), Asteraceae (familia), Chrysanthemum maximum (similar), Golden daisy (inglés), Herb margaret (inglés), Leucanthemum vulgare (sinónimo), Margarida (catalán), ...

Chrysanthemum
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Chrysanthemum 'Anastasia' vernac. Chrysanthemum
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Chrysanthemums or ‘Mums' are a stalwart of the autumn garden. With varieties hardy in most climates and their ability to be pinched and forced to bloom at the end of the season, ...

Chrysanthemums are classic short-day plants with blooming controlled by the relative length of the day and night. When the night gets longer than nine hours, chrysanthemums begin to set flower buds.

Chrysanthemum Centre An informative site from southern Australia with a good section on plant disease.
Chrysanthemum Society of Victoria
Chrysanthemum Signpost A really great site from the U.K. on mums.

#516 chrysanthemum hybrids
Common Names: chrysanthemum, mum, garden mum
Family: Asteraceae/Compositae (aster/daisy Family)
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Arctic Chrysanthemum
Scientific Name: Dendranthema arcticum ssp. arcticum (L.) Tzvelev
Synonym: Chrysanthemum arcticum, Leucanthemum arcticum
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Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium
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Propagate as other Chrysanthemum species; basic cultural needs are as noted. Slightly alkaline soil is best.

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum (Compositae) -- Another accidental foreign import, they bloom in the summer. (Photographed in WI) ...

Chrysanthemum
Cichorium intybus. Chicory. Also known as wild succory and blue sailors. Native to Europe. Grows wild. Edible but bitter, a salad green.

Chrysanthemums have become a symbol of fall with their bright yellow or deep rust petals mimicking the colors of the turning leaves. Dig and divide plants in spring.
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Chrysanthemum leucanthemum. Oxeye Daisy. Oxeye Daisy is an imported invasive weed from Eurasia. For more information go to Oxeye Daisy ecology and control..
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...chrysanthemums are commonly called mums. Mums are planted in the spring for the ideal. More
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Miniature chrysanthemum-like yellow flowers are long lasting in summer.

Botanical name
Chrysanthemum sp.
Care
Mums prefer sunshine and well-drained soil.

Keep asters and chrysanthemums more compact by pinching a couple of inches off their growing tips when they reach 12 inches tall in spring and again in mid-summer.

Description:
Chrysanthemums are known for providing brilliant splashes of floral color to early Autumn. This tender perennial or half-hardy annual, also known as Mum, was formerly known by the scientific name of Chrysanthemum x morifolium.

Linnaeus named the Chrysanthemum genus and he named this species in 1753. The species was moved to the Leucanthemum genus in 1779 by Jean Baptiste de Lamarck. "Leucanthemum" is Greek for "white flower" and "vulgare" is Latin for "common".

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Feverfew, Chrysanthemum parthenium, is a bushy, hardy perennial plant in the family Compositae ...

Chrysanthemum carinatum, Chrysanthemum tricolor (Painted Daisy, Tricolor Daisy , Family: Asteraceae / Compositae)
Chrysobalanus icaco (Cocoplum, Icaco, Family: Chrysobalanaceae) ...

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Chrysanthemums and Poinsettias are examples of plants that need long nights to trigger flowering; whereas, Bellflowers and Carnations need short nights.

Name means "weeping chrysanthemum cherry." Common. A small tree, noted at most 13 feet tall, arching and more or less weeping from a topgraft. Tends to be gawky and thinly furnished.

Plants that are well adapted to the cascade and semi-cascade styles are prostrate junipers, and flowering plants such as chrysanthemums, wisteria, willows, and star jasmine.

The berries are also boiled as an herbal tea, often along with chrysanthemum flowers and/or red jujubes, and packaged teas are also available.

Some years ago, a Dalmatian species, Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium, was found to be more active, and the Persian or Caucasian Insect Powder Plants are now seldom imported, being superseded by the Dalmatian species, which has white flowers, ...

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, Ox Eye Daisy, a European exotic
Cicuta bulbifera, Water Hemlock, a extremely poisonous waterside plant
Cicuta maculata, Spotted Water Hemlock, its toxic cousin
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Synonyms and Common names: Chrysanthemum parthenium (L), Leucanthemum parthenium, Pyrethrum parthenium, Tanacete parthenii herba or folium, Featherfew, Featherfoil, Midsummer daisy, Bachelor's buttons, Altamisa, nosebleed, flirtwort
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More recently, the Japanese have introduced a new type of viewing stone, known as the "chrysanthemum stone" or Kikka-seki. These are large, very smooth rocks, with beautiful chrysanthemum patterns embedded in them.

The genus name Euryops is derived from the Greek eurys meaning large and ops an eye, referring to the large flowers. The species name chrysanthemoides means resembling a chrysanthemum.

Ox-eye Daisy
Leucanthemum vulgare (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum)
Oxeye daisy is not native. It, along with many other common meadow flowers, was introduced from Europe.

Though thought of as a summer annual, works well for fall plantings too, especially as a chrysanthemum substitute. Great for borders and containers. A natural insect repellant for herb and vegetable gardens.

Fides is a worldwide company that specializes in plant breeding. It began with chrysanthemums and moved to Kalanchoe in the 1970s. Kalanchoe, grown as a houseplant, is a colorful flowering plant that…
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'Titanic' has a fully double flower that commands attention in the garden. To me it looks like a chrysanthemum on steroids. This is definitely a sunflower for the sunflower gardener who is looking for something different.

For instance, enthusiast chrysanthemum growers can take many hundreds of cuttings of their plants - a virus on one plant can soon be spread to each of the cuttings via the knife.
A few cuttings of lavender or whatever will not normally be a problem.

See also: Daisy, Green, Pink, Lily, Violet