Hardy chrysanthemums Flower

Hardy chrysanthemums, also known as garden chrysanthemums or hardy mums,are a variety of chrysanthemums that are capable of withstanding colder temperatures and are therefore suitable for growing in cooler climates.Unlike their more delicate counterparts,hardy chrysanthemums can survive frost and even bloom in the fall, providing beautiful colors and textures to gardens.Hardy chrysanthemums are bred to withstand colder temperatures, typically down to USDA hardiness zones 5 or 6.This means they can survive light frosts and even continue blooming in the cooler months.Hardy chrysanthemums are late-season bloomers, typically producing their colorful flowers in the late summer or fall.They are valued for adding vibrant hues to autumn gardens.Hardy chrysanthemums come in various flower forms, including single, semi-double, and double blooms. They exhibit a wide range of colors,such as yellow, orange,red,pink,purple,and white.Some popular varieties include Sheffield Pink,Clara Curtis,and Mary Stoker.Hardy chrysanthemums prefer full sun exposure, although they can tolerate partial shade. They require well-draining soil with good organic matter content.It's beneficial to amend the soil with compost before planting to improve drainage and fertility.