Chrysanthemum 'Apricot'
Asteraceae
Syn.: C. 'Single Apricot Korean'
ORIGIN: Garden Origin
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE: 6-9?
SOIL: Moderately Moist/Well Drained
EXPOSURE: Full Sun
GENERAL HABIT: Herbaceous perennial emerging from
a tuber. Plant grows to 24” high x 30” wide.
FOLIAGE: Finely dissected grey-green with a silvery
pubescence.
FLOWER: October-November. Soft peach-pink single
flowers with a deep yellow center.
COMMENTS:
While many might overlook this plant at a nursery during
the spring and summer months, anyone who sees it in
flower in the fall literally drop to their knees and beg for
this splendid splash of color in their autumn landscape.
Wonderful mixed with late season bloomers such as
Sedum and Salvia. They also look great with ornamental
grasses, and silver foliaged plants such as Artemesia,
Perovskia, and Lavendula.
Asteraceae
Syn.: C. 'Single Apricot Korean'
ORIGIN: Garden Origin
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONE: 6-9?
SOIL: Moderately Moist/Well Drained
EXPOSURE: Full Sun
GENERAL HABIT: Herbaceous perennial emerging from
a tuber. Plant grows to 24” high x 30” wide.
FOLIAGE: Finely dissected grey-green with a silvery
pubescence.
FLOWER: October-November. Soft peach-pink single
flowers with a deep yellow center.
COMMENTS:
While many might overlook this plant at a nursery during
the spring and summer months, anyone who sees it in
flower in the fall literally drop to their knees and beg for
this splendid splash of color in their autumn landscape.
Wonderful mixed with late season bloomers such as
Sedum and Salvia. They also look great with ornamental
grasses, and silver foliaged plants such as Artemesia,
Perovskia, and Lavendula.
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