Chrysanthemum FARIDA KUDASHEVA

Chrysanthemum Farida Kudasheva represents a new variety of Korean chrysanthemum, developed at the South-Ural Botanical Garden. The plant is characterized by a compact bush about 50 cm high with dense foliage. The flowering stems of this variety are sturdy and have a dark green color, while the leaves are dark olive-green, of medium size, with rounded lobes and low segmentation, giving the plant a neat and attractive appearance.

The chrysanthemum flower heads are non-double, light purple in color, with a diameter of about 5.8 cm. Flowering begins early, in the first half of July, and continues until the second half of September, providing a long-lasting decorative effect. The variety is distinguished by high resistance to diseases and pests, making it a reliable choice for growing in various climatic conditions, particularly in the Bashkortostan and Southern Urals regions.

A distinctive feature of the Farida Kudasheva variety is its strong specific aroma, which sets it apart from other chrysanthemums. This aroma received high ratings in comparison with most varieties where the aroma is weak or absent. Thanks to the combination of decorative qualities, resistance, and pleasant aroma, the chrysanthemum Farida Kudasheva is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking to decorate their plots with beautiful and fragrant flowers.