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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you sow.
What is the typical growth form of a chrysanthemum plant?
What is the typical growth form of a chrysanthemum plant?
Chrysanthemums generally develop as branching herbaceous plants, with foliage carried along upright or spreading stems.
Can chrysanthemums be used to fill gaps in mixed flower borders?
Can chrysanthemums be used to fill gaps in mixed flower borders?
Yes. Their branching habit and seasonal flowers can help add color and volume between other ornamental plants in a mixed border.
What does chrysanthemum foliage look like?
What does chrysanthemum foliage look like?
Chrysanthemum leaves are typically lobed or divided, with a textured appearance that provides interest even before flowering.
Why are chrysanthemums often planted in groups?
Why are chrysanthemums often planted in groups?
Grouping chrysanthemums can create a stronger block of seasonal color and make their flower heads more visually prominent in garden beds.
Can chrysanthemum stems be pinched during growth?
Can chrysanthemum stems be pinched during growth?
Pinching young growing tips can encourage branching and a fuller plant form when performed at an appropriate stage of vegetative growth.
Do chrysanthemum flowers have different petal arrangements?
Do chrysanthemum flowers have different petal arrangements?
Yes. Chrysanthemum flower heads can vary considerably in petal arrangement, from simple daisy-like forms to fuller layered displays.
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