Saturday, April 30, 2011

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Argyranthemum frutescens - Chrysanthemum


The Chrysanthemum and the Margaritas are a vast genre particularly important from the point horticulturally, what and includes both perennials and annuals.

Porto Alegre are plants and produce masses of delicate flowers, very attractive and many are grown for flowers and other sets for landscaping. The Chrysanthemum has

daisy-shaped flowers, single or double of a single color, bicolor or tricolor and petals of different forms.
Chrysanthemum species are herbs

perennial reaching 50 to 150 cm tall, with deeply lobed leaves.

The popular name of this flower comes from the Greek chrysos (gold) and Anthem (flower). The cultivation of chrysanthemums in China as flowering plants dates back to 1500 BC C .
plants are thin stems that remain erect, however as tall varieties may need some support in their stems to rights are maintained and do not buckle under the weight.

Different varieties have been obtained by selection due to crossbreeding. They are generally resistant plants but their resistance, however, varies greatly, depending on the cultivar.
cultivars are found high and low and in almost every color.


These plants have a long flowering period, practically until there is frost period.

most popular types are called 'decorative', large and medium flower that prove ideal for cutting and decoration of vases. In this case is convenient to perform the disbudding (elim practice ine some buttons or flower buds for the rest gain in size), making this, all the energy of the plant is directed to those buttons are not eliminated in order to achieve excellent flowers .

All outdoor Chrysanthemums are suitable for planting mixed with other plants resistant.


The chrysanthemum is a flower with different meanings, so for example in China is a symbol of wisdom, while in other countries it is honesty. In Spain, because their flowering period coincides with the feast of All Saints is widely used to bring dead.






Argyranthemum frutescens

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