Starfall

Chrysanthemum Starfall is a decorative perennial plant with a spherical crown and a low, compact bush ranging from 35 to 55 cm in height depending on the variety. The flowers of this plant may vary in color and form: from double pink blooms 4-5 cm in diameter to bright yellow simple daisies 3-4 cm in diameter. The flowering stems are sturdy, ensuring plant stability and ease of use in garden and park landscaping. Flowering periods vary, but mostly occur in October, making Chrysanthemum Starfall an excellent choice for late autumn floral arrangements.

The plant is well-suited for cultivation in containers and open ground, with planting possible from March to October. Due to its decorative appeal and color variety, Chrysanthemum Starfall is widely used to create flowerbeds, borders, and edgings. Small-flowered forms with vibrant colors and compact bush shape add special attractiveness and freshness to landscapes in the autumn season.

Particular attention should be given to the variety Chrysanthemum parthenium, known as 'White Stars' medicinal chamomile, which features a compact, densely branched bush 15-25 cm tall with small white flowers having yellow tubular centers. This variety is not only decorative but also possesses medicinal properties used in folk medicine to treat headaches and inflammation. The leaves of this plant have a characteristic aroma reminiscent of chamomile, adding additional value when used in ornamental gardening and health-related purposes.