DALENEVOSTOCHNITSA

Korean Chrysanthemum 'Dalenevostochnitisa' is a perennial rhizomatous herbaceous plant reaching a height of 40 to 70 cm. Bushes are wide and sprawling with upright stems, forming a dense and decorative green mass. Leaves are elongated, dark green, and serrated, giving the plant a neat and well-groomed appearance. Thanks to its resistance to diseases and pests, as well as its ability to withstand winter conditions well, this chrysanthemum is excellent for growing in open ground. Flowers are double, large, about 5-6 cm in diameter, with a lilac or purple hue and a silver sheen on the petal tips. They resemble pompoms and have a strong aroma. Flowering begins in August and continues until the first frosts, making the plant valuable for extending the flowering season in the garden. In bright sunlight, the flower color is preserved and fades slightly, ensuring decorativeness throughout the entire flowering period. For successful cultivation of 'Dalenevostochnitisa', choose sunny places with fertile, well-drained soil. The plant grows quickly and is easily propagated by rhizome division in spring or cuttings in summer. Chrysanthemum is widely used for decorating flower beds, flower gardens, and rabatok, and is also suitable for cutting in bouquets. It harmoniously combines with other garden plants, creating bright and attractive compositions.