RASPBERRY BELL

The Chrysanthemum variety "Raspberry Bell" is a tall bush growing from 95 to 110 cm high, featuring erect, densely leafy stems and smooth green leaves. The plant has sturdy flower stalks, with each bearing 16 to 23 semi-double raspberry-colored flowers with white edging, forming cylindrical inflorescences 8-9 cm in diameter. The total number of inflorescences per bush reaches 70-78 pieces, making the plant very decorative and attractive. The flowers have a moderate fragrance, allowing the chrysanthemum to be used both in garden design and for cutting.

The vegetative period until flowering begins is about 210 days, with flowering starting in late October and lasting approximately 16 days, peaking in mid-November. Cut flowers maintain freshness for up to 10 days, making the variety in demand for floristry and cut flower production, especially in controlled environments. The plant is characterized by resistance to adverse weather conditions, diseases, and pests, which simplifies care and enhances its decorative value.

Chrysanthemum "Raspberry Bell" is excellent for landscaping garden plots, borders, and home territories, adding bright and saturated raspberry hues. Thanks to its hardiness and rapid spreading, it can maintain an attractive appearance for a long time and delight the eye. This variety can also make a wonderful gift in the form of a bouquet, symbolizing tenderness and sincere feelings.