FAREWELL GLORY

Chrysanthemum 'Farewell Glory' is an autumn flower that symbolizes the last colors of the outgoing summer and brings bright hues to the garden until the onset of cold. This flower fits perfectly into any landscape, highlighting and complementing the beauty of neighboring plants. Tall chrysanthemums look great as solitaires on a lawn or in the background of a mixed border, while low-growing border varieties are used for creating edgings and ribbon plantings, adding neatness and expressiveness to the garden.

The 'Farewell Glory' variety belongs to the Multiflora group — super dwarf border chrysanthemums that do not require support or tying. Each bush forms a dense bouquet-shaped ball, fully covered with flowers, creating the effect of a bright multi-colored fireworks display at the end of the season. The plant height is only 5-10 cm, which makes it convenient for growing in the garden. Blooming occurs in September-October, and the plant is resistant to pests, which simplifies care and maintains decorativeness throughout the flowering period.

Chrysanthemum is sun-loving and drought-tolerant, preferring fertile, light loamy soils. For successful cultivation, it is recommended to dig up the soil in autumn and add compost. Seeds are sown in early spring or autumn in rows with a certain interval, and to obtain fresh greens, sowing can be carried out throughout the summer. The plant develops quickly, reaching readiness for harvesting 30-40 days after seedling emergence. Flowers are willingly visited by bees and bumblebees, which contributes to good pollination and seed formation. For seed production, it is recommended to grow chrysanthemum through seedlings, sowing seeds a month before planting.