Chrysanthemum Perlinka

Chrysanthemum Perlinka is a perennial plant with straight and sturdy stems, reaching up to 70 centimeters in height. The leaves are shaped like oak leaves, and with proper care, the chrysanthemum produces basal shoots, which help in its propagation and bush density. The flowers are double, 5-6 centimeters in diameter, with brilliantly white edges and a lemon tint in the center. The tongue-shaped petals are arranged in several rows, giving the inflorescences a distinctive decorative appeal.

The flowering period of Perlinka is early and lasts from one to four months, typically beginning in September. When cut, the flowers retain freshness for up to three weeks, making them an excellent choice for bouquets and decorative arrangements. The plant is sun-loving and moisture-loving, and does not scorch in the sun, allowing it to be grown on open sunny areas.

Chrysanthemum Perlinka has high cold resistance, tolerates minor frosts and the first snow, but requires protection for winter. Its delicate minty fragrance adds additional appeal to this flower. Thanks to its decorative qualities and resilience to climatic conditions, Perlinka is ideal for landscaping gardens and private plots.