Wild Honey

Korean Chrysanthemum 'Wild Honey' is a perennial plant known for its beautiful anemone-like flower heads with bright yellow color, diameter of 6-7 cm. The bush is upright and medium-sized, reaching a height of about 70-75 cm. Flowering begins in August and continues until mid-September, making this chrysanthemum an excellent decoration for balconies, gardens, and flower beds at the end of summer and beginning of autumn.

The plant is warm-loving and sun-loving, requiring a well-lit location with a minimum of five hours of sunlight per day. For planting, it is recommended to choose slightly elevated areas with well-drained soil to avoid waterlogging. Chrysanthemum requires regular watering as it does not tolerate drought and cannot withstand shade. Before planting, it is important to prepare the soil by adding organic and complex fertilizers to ensure healthy growth and abundant flowering.

'Wild Honey' has good winter hardiness and can survive winter in Ukrainian climatic conditions without protection. For successful rooting after planting, pruning and watering are performed. The plant does not require growing in pots and is not shade-tolerant. Produced in Ukraine, this guarantees the variety's adaptation to local conditions and high-quality planting material.