Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection

5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
5 young plants, One of each variety Chrysanthemum Garden Hardy Young Plants Collection
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Botanical Name: Chrysanthemum indicum
SKU: 46588
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Product Description

Hardy outdoor flowering sprays

This fantastic collection of perennial, garden chrysanthemums are tried and tested to not only survive the winter outdoors, but to come back and continue performing the following season. Prolific in both beds and borders and perfect for displaying in patio containers, they are hard to beat for late summer and autumn colour. The flowers are wonderful for cutting and last well in the vase.

All of these varieties are fully hardy and suitable for coping with English winters, and some have been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM).

Collection includes one plant each of:

  • Early Yellow
  • Mrs Jessie Cooper AGM (hot pink)
  • Peggy (rich orange)
  • Spartan Canary AGM (yellow)
  • Spartan Fire (fiery red)
Planting & Harvesting
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
  • Flowers/Harvest
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