Chrysanthemum STAR NIGHT

The Star Night chrysanthemum variety is a late-flowering decorative bush with a height of about 80 cm, featuring an upright shape and dense foliage. The plant's leaves are small, narrow, and dark green, giving the bush a neat and attractive appearance. The average number of inflorescences per plant reaches 215, ensuring abundant and prolonged blooming.

The chrysanthemum inflorescences have a shield shape and resemble pompoms; they are double-flowered, dense, and reach a diameter of about 5.5 cm. The flower color is pink-lilac, creating a delicate and exquisite decorative effect. The flowers have a strong aroma, do not shed petals, and do not fade in the sun, significantly increasing their decorative value.

Blooming begins in the second decade of October and lasts for about 21 days, delighting the eye with rich and abundant flowering. The plant is distinguished by high resistance to adverse weather conditions, winter hardiness, and drought tolerance, making it an excellent choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions and for decorating gardens during the autumn period.