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C. carinatum
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Hardy Annual Direct Sow April - May into flowering position, thin out to around 15cm apart |
| Chrysanthemum Summer Festival
90cm C. carinatum Hardy Annual. Summer Festival a mixture of semi-double, double and single bicolour flowers in many beutiful shades. Easy to grow and an excellent cut flower plant, direct sow in rows April onwards where they are to flower. Ideal in the border or bedding where they will flower all summer. Direct Sow April - May into flowering position, thin out to around 15cm apart
pkt approx 100 seeds
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| Type Advice |
Hardy Perennial Sow 15-20°C Spring and summer cover seeds |
| Chrysanthemum Crazy Daisy 60-70cm Leucanthemum
x superbum Hardy Perennial. One of the first medium tall chrysanthemum with a high percentage of double flowers. Flowers are white with a yellow eye, many of the flowers have quill like petals giving Crazy Daisy a fluffy appearance. Ideal for cut flowers and borders. Crazy Daisy adds beauty to any perennial garden. Sow 15-20°C Spring and summer cover seeds with vermiculite or compost.
pkt approx 150 seeds
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| Type Sowing Temp Cover Seed Advice |
annual 15-20°C Yes average layer vermiculite Sow March to June Germination 2-3 weeks |
| Chrysanthemum Moonlight 20cm C.multicaule Annual. Daisy like soft lemon-yellow flowers. Sow at 15-20°C March to June cover seeds with average layer vermiculite.
pkt approx 200 seeds
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C.Parthenium
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perennial
grown as annual 15-20°C Yes average layer vermiculite Sow August to November for early Spring December to June flower late Spring germination 1-2 weeks. 12 weeks from sowing to flowering |
| Chrysanthemum Santana White 20cm C.Parthenium Perennial grown as annual. Small flowered pot plants resembling an anemone flowered Pot Mum for all year growing, miniature chrysanthemum foliage. Provides colour from May to July as a bedding plant and pot plants or in pots flowers August until the first heavy frosts. Sow at 15-20°C cover seeds with average layer vermiculite. Sow August to November for early Spring sown December to June flowers late Spring.
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| Chrysanthemum Santana Butterball 20cm C.Parthenium Perennial grown as annual. Large Butter yellow flowers are produced on uniform plants. sow Aug/Sept or March - May. Will flower throughout summer. Sow at 15-20°C cover seeds with average layer vermiculite. Sow August to November for early Spring sown December to June flowers late Spring.
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| Type Sowing Temp Cover Seed Advice |
Tender
perennial 15-20°C Yes thin layer vermiculite January to March Can be sown Autumn germination 2-3 weeks. 12 weeks from sowing to flowering |
| Chrysanthemum
Snowland
C.paludosum 25-30cm Tender perennial. A large flowering paludosum variety, clear white flowers with a yellow centre. A uniform dwarf plant ideal for garden and container for the commercial grower ideal for pot and pack production. Sow January to March Can be sown Autumn for overwintering germinate at 15-20°C cover with thin layer vermiculite.
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| Chrysanthemum
Mini - Marguerite 25-30cm C.paludosum Tender perennial. Early flowering with white daisy like flowers having yellow centres on dwarf compact bushy plants. Sow January to March Can be sown Autumn for overwintering germinate at 15-20°C cover with thin layer vermiculite.
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Cut Flower Perennial treat as Annual. 15-20°C Yes thin layer vermiculite Sow February to early spring germination 2-3 weeks. Can be over wintered by cutting back |
| Chrysanthemum
Fanfare Mixed 70cm C.indicum A semi-dwarf, spray type with good quality pompon blooms 6-7cm across. Colours include pink, rose, orange, red and yellow. Border and Cut flower. Plant out in final position 30cm apart. Cut Flower Perennial treat as Annual sow at 15-20°C cover with thin layer vermiculite. Sow February to early spring. Can be overwintered by cutting back.
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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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