‘Nordlicht’ grows to 28 inches tall. A prolific flowerer with single white flowers ( 2 to 4 inches across) and gold centers begin blooming in May, with largest show around early Jun...
‘Nordlicht’ grows to 28 inches tall. A prolific flowerer with single white flowers ( 2 to 4 inches across) and gold centers begin blooming in May, with largest show around early Jun...
‘Polaris’ grows to 3 feet tall and has single white flowers which begin blooming in May, with largest show around early June, then continue sporadically until frost. Often sold as C...
‘Snow Lady’ is a fast grower with erect, bushy form. Wonderful because it blooms the first year from seed. Grows to a height of 10-18 inches and produces single, white flowers that ...
‘Alaska’ bears single, white, 2 inch diameter flowers. Often sold as Chrysanthemum maxiumum. Clump-forming perennial with fleshy, toothed, glossy, dark green leaves. Single, snow wh...
‘Ester Read’ grows to 24″ tall and has pure white, double flowers ( 2 to 4 inches across) and gold centers begin blooming in May, with largest show around early June, then co...
‘Horace Read’ has double white flowers with incurved disk florets ( 2 to 4 inches across) and gold centers begin blooming in May, with largest show around early June, then continue...
‘Marconi’ grows to 3 feet tall and has double white flowers ( 2 to 4 inches across) and gold centers . Often sold as Chrysanthemum maxiumum. Clump-forming perennial. Fleshy leaves a...
Showy red flowers on a compact, evergreen shrub with needlelike foliage. Good in dry, sunny areas. Full sun provides best flower and growth results. Moist soil is required until completely esta...
Often sold as Chrysanthemum atratum. Coarse, leathery spoon shaped deep green leaves with yellow disk petals (2 inches across) and whiteray florets begin blooming in May, with largest show arou...
Often sold as Chrysanthemum paludosum. Coarse, leathery, gray-green leaves 5 inches long or shorter. Yellowish-white single flowers ( 3/4 to 1/14 inches across) and deeper yellow centers begin...