Queen's Ring

Queen's Ring is a Korean border chrysanthemum with anemone-like flowers of orange-red hue. The plant reaches a height of about 40-60 cm, and the flower diameter is 8-9 cm. Flowering occurs from September to October, sometimes continuing until December, making this variety especially attractive for autumn gardens. Chrysanthemum is distinguished by high decorative value and cold resistance, allowing it to successfully overwinter in open ground.

This perennial variety is characterized by medium height and rooted cuttings, which facilitate propagation and care. Due to its compact size and bright flower color, Queen's Ring combines well with other plants in floral compositions and borders. Additionally, chrysanthemums are widely used for container cultivation, decorating home interiors during autumn.

In addition to decorative qualities, Queen's Ring flowers are valued for their long vase life — bouquets of these chrysanthemums can remain fresh for up to 30 days. This makes them an ideal choice for floristry and creating autumn arrangements. Cold resistance and prolonged flowering make this variety a universal and practical solution for gardeners wishing to extend the flowering season.