FIREWORK

Firework is a decorative hybrid of the chamomile that stands out for its tall growth and bright inflorescence coloration. The plant reaches a height of 50 to 70 cm, has pinnately divided leaves and long stalks with large (up to 8 cm in diameter) elegant inflorescences decorated with deeply incised edges. Flowers occur in various shades: pink, lilac, burgundy, white, and blue, making it an attractive element for floral compositions and group plantings.

Firework grows excellently on any soils, preferring sunny areas. It is cold-hardy and sun-loving, so it easily adapts to various climatic conditions. Seeds are sown in spring – at the end of April or beginning of May – at a depth of 1–2 cm. With proper care, the plant germinates quickly and starts blooming from June to August, providing bright flowering for several weeks.

For arranging inflorescences, they can be cut at the bud stage; they retain freshness for up to 5–7 days after cutting. Firework is also suitable for creating living bouquets and decorative compositions due to its resistance to cutting and bright, saturated coloration. Due to simple care and versatility in application, it becomes a popular choice among both garden enthusiasts and professional florists.