Regina

The Regina chrysanthemum variety is a medium-height plant, ranging from 30 to 60 cm tall, with large, snow-white, spherical flowers up to 18 cm in diameter. The leaves are typically spatulate with incisions or serrations along the edges. This variety blooms in October, delighting the eye with its elegant and densely inflorescent appearance, making it an excellent choice for creating vibrant floral compositions, decorating flower beds, and cutting for bouquets.

Regina is characterized by high resistance to diseases and ease of care, which is particularly important for beginner gardeners. However, to maintain the plant's health, protective measures against stem rot and other possible diseases must be observed. Chrysanthemums prefer sunny spots and grow well in loose, fertile, and well-drained soils. The frost resistance of the variety is above average, but it is recommended to cover the plants for the winter to preserve their viability.

This variety is the result of selection by experienced Dutch specialists and deserves its popularity among gardeners due to its ornamental qualities and long flowering period—from mid-autumn until the first frosts. Cut flowers retain freshness for a long time, making Regina an excellent choice for florists and lovers of fresh bouquets, turning the garden into a true work of art.