Chrysanthemum FAREWELL GLORY

Russian Selection: Aesthetics of the Autumn Garden

The 'Proshchalnaya Krasa' chrysanthemum is a product of the Ufa Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. This cultivar belongs to the Multiflora group, which has established itself as the standard for compact ornamental plants in landscape design. This specific development is tailored for temperate climates, allowing the plant to maintain a stable, spherical shape without the need for manual pruning.

Plant Architecture and Growth Cycles

The miniature size is the hallmark of this model. The bush reaches a height of no more than 30 centimeters, forming a dense, almost perfect sphere. This makes the cultivar highly sought after for border arrangements, container gardening, and creating vibrant color accents on patios or terraces. The growth period from planting to flowering ranges from 60 to 90 days, offering gardeners flexibility when planning their spring or autumn planting schedules.

Flowering and Cultivation Details

The plant blooms in September and October, effectively extending the garden season when most perennials are preparing for dormancy. 'Proshchalnaya Krasa' provides a striking finale to the gardening year.

• Sunlight requirements: Requires open, well-lit locations to maintain the density of the spherical bush.
• No fragrance: An ideal choice for allergy sufferers or relaxation areas where visual aesthetics are prioritized over scent.
• Purpose: Optimized for open ground, demonstrating strong adaptability to temperate climate zones.

When selecting this cultivar, it is crucial to consider its light requirements: in shaded areas, the spherical form may distort, and the stems may stretch. Adhering to proper lighting conditions allows 'Proshchalnaya Krasa' to fully showcase the potential of its compact, professional selection.