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Flower characteristics: Chrysanthemums come in various shapes, including single petals, semi-double petals, double petals, pompoms, etc. The petals can be narrow or wide, and the center can be disc-shaped or button-shaped.
Blooming Season: Chrysanthemums typically bloom in late summer and fall, making them a popular choice for adding color to fall landscapes and gardens. Flowering time may vary depending on variety and growing conditions.
Cultivation: Chrysanthemums prefer well-drained soil and full sun to low light. They require regular watering, especially during growth and flowering.
Sowing rate: 2 seeds per plant. This flower seed can be started indoors 2 - 4 weeks before last spring's frost. Sow the seeds in a container over a good seed starting mix. Do not cover the seeds or lightly cover the seeds. Keep chrysanthemum seeds moist after planting.
The chrysanthemum rainbow mix comes in purple, orange, red, rose, yellow and white for a dazzling display of color. Painted daisies also make beautiful cut flowers, allowing you to bring color indoors!