Overview
| brand | Snory Flower | variety | chrysanthemum |
| Imported or not | yes | Decor and color scheme | multitone |
| florescence | ten | Leaf color scheme | Green series |
| Variety source | Domestic cultivation | Landscape use | Cut flower materials, flower mirrors, flower beds, flower belts, ground covers |
| Main ornamental parts | Flower observation | Flower pattern | Unipetal |
| Fruiting period | Plant height | twenty | |
| Ground diameter | Peng Jing | ten | |
| Variety purity | ninety-nine | Light Habit | episcia |
| Dry and wet habits | Hygroscopicity | Suitable temperature for growth | twenty-five |
| Is it cold resistant | no | Whether to do one-year or two-year cultivation | no |
| Tree age/seedling age | Article number |
Product Details
Chrysanthemum morifolium, also known as Chrysanthemum morifolium, Chrysanthemum morifolium, also known as Margaret, French chrysanthemum, etc. In the 16th century, because the Norwegian princess Marguerite was very fond of this fresh and refined small white flower, she named the flower after herself. In the West, Margaret also has the nickname "girl flower" and is loved by many young girls. One reason may be that Margaret is a flower that can predict love. It is a perennial herbaceous plant in the composite family, native to Australia. The flowers are white and goose yellow. The flowering period is very long, and it blooms every October to May of the following year.
Flower color characteristics
Most of the branches are lignified. The leaves are broadly ovate, elliptical or elongated, with bipinnate division. Hairless on both sides. The petiole has narrow wings. The head shaped inflorescence is mostly arranged in an irregular corymb at the end of the branch, with white broad membranous edges on all bracts. The membranous top of the inner layer of the total bracts expands into several appendages.
Picture display of wooden chrysanthemum
Picture display of wooden chrysanthemum
Picture display of wooden chrysanthemum
