ZARINA

The Zarina chrysanthemum is a small-flowered variety with a semi-spreading bush, reaching a height of 90 to 110 cm. The plant grows rapidly, featuring smooth green leaves, while sturdy stems bear cylindrical inflorescences of medium density situated on the bush surface. Approximately 120-130 inflorescences form on one plant, each consisting of 20-25 medium-duplex purple flowers with a moderate aroma.

The period from the start of vegetation to the beginning of flowering is approximately 232 days, with flowering lasting about 25 days, starting on November 1st and reaching full bloom by November 8th. The flowers maintain freshness well in cut arrangements, remaining fresh for up to 8 days. The variety is distinguished by high heat tolerance, moderate drought resistance, and winter hardiness, as well as resistance to gray mold, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in subtropical zones.

The Zarina chrysanthemum is recommended as a decorative garden plant capable of adorning home gardens and parks. Thanks to its high decorative value and resistance to adverse conditions, it is suitable for use in landscape design and for cut flowers, providing a long-lasting and spectacular bloom.