Lyudmila

Korean Chrysanthemum "Ludmila" is a double-flowered plant with large inflorescences 15-16 cm in diameter, colored lilac with a yellowish tint on the petals. The stems of the chrysanthemum are thick and strong, which ensures the stability of the plant. A medium-leafed bush reaches a height of 30-40 cm, making it compact and convenient for growing in a garden. The leaves are dark green, compact, with a lace-like shape and medium pubescence, which gives the plant decorativeness throughout the season.

Chrysanthemum "Ludmila" is undemanding and adapts well to soft climate conditions. The plant prefers sunny places but can withstand semi-shade. Moderate watering and soil rich in humus, light and with good drainage properties are necessary for successful growth to avoid waterlogging. Planting is recommended in late May - early June, and flowering occurs in the second half of October, continuing until November. Shelter is required for overwintering in open ground at frosts and temperatures below zero, as chrysanthemum poorly withstands waterlogging but is resistant to freezing.

The plant is distinguished by high decorativeness and resistance to diseases and pests. The peduncles are strong, with 3-4 lateral peduncles, which ensures abundant and prolonged flowering. The inflorescences have an anemone-like shape, dense and brightly colored, which makes chrysanthemum "Ludmila" attractive for both garden cultivation and cutting. The vase life of the flowers reaches 30 days, which allows them to be used for decorative compositions. Due to its qualities and undemanding nature, this chrysanthemum will become a decoration for any garden.