ANISA

Chrysanthemum cultivar Anisa is a perennial plant from the Asteraceae family, belonging to the group of bush chrysanthemums intended for cutting. The plant forms sturdy, densely foliated and well-branched shoots with a height of 50 to 80 centimeters. The leaves are lobed, resembling oak leaves in shape, colored green or dark green, and densely fill the space between branches. The flowers are large, ray-like anemone-shaped, about 13-14 centimeters in diameter, appearing from September and continuing to delight the eye until the first frosts. The abundant flowering is accompanied by a characteristic bitter-sweet wormwood aroma, which is associated with autumn and evokes nostalgic memories.

Chrysanthemum Anisa is undemanding in care and quickly takes root after transplanting, which allows it to be grown both in open ground and in pots. For successful growth, the plant needs a sunny location and infrequent watering, as well as timely cutting of withered flowers and weed control. In the spring, the chrysanthemum can be planted in open ground, where it will grow by summer and delight with abundant flowering in autumn. In winter, the plant is recommended to be dug up and placed in a pot for wintering in a light and cool room with infrequent watering. Under favorable conditions, some varieties are able to winter in the ground under cover.

Chrysanthemum Anisa is widely used in floristics due to its decorativeness and long flowering period. Cut flowers maintain freshness for up to 10-12 days, allowing you to enjoy their beauty in the interior. The plant pairs well with asters, echinacea, and ornamental grasses in flower beds. To extend the decorative period, it is recommended to place potted chrysanthemums in cool rooms. This variety is resistant to adverse weather conditions, diseases and pests, has medium winter hardiness and heat resistance, which makes it an excellent choice for growing in the central region of Russia.