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Max chrysanthemum "Crazy Daisy"
Ox-eye chrysanthemum "Crazy Daisy".
Terry chamomile from seeds!
The plant is resistant to bad weather, winters well, is practically not damaged by pests (with good care), and blooms for three months: especially if faded flowers are removed. By the way, the flower itself is very similar to chrysanthemum, but this favorite blooms from late August to October. To all the advantages of this type of chamomile, you can add that it begins to bloom in the very first year of planting, if planted by a division, and blooms almost all summer. To do this, you need to follow only three rules:
• plant in a sunny place
• provide well-drained, nutritious but non-acidic soil
• feed with liquid mineral fertilizers.
Another undoubted advantage is that terry chamomile reproduces well by dividing the bush in spring.
Divide the bushes begin in two or three years.
Believe me, no one will pass by this miracle of nature without noticing!
In flower beds, chamomile goes well with yarrow ptarmika (it has double, large flowers (1 cm in diameter, white), as well as with many types of bells. This is a gardening classic ... Is it really possible not to love her: tall (60-80 cm), with large flowers (from 6 to 10 cm in diameter), and another big plus is strong stems that do not require a garter.
Terry chamomile from seeds!
The plant is resistant to bad weather, winters well, is practically not damaged by pests (with good care), and blooms for three months: especially if faded flowers are removed. By the way, the flower itself is very similar to chrysanthemum, but this favorite blooms from late August to October. To all the advantages of this type of chamomile, you can add that it begins to bloom in the very first year of planting, if planted by a division, and blooms almost all summer. To do this, you need to follow only three rules:
• plant in a sunny place
• provide well-drained, nutritious but non-acidic soil
• feed with liquid mineral fertilizers.
Another undoubted advantage is that terry chamomile reproduces well by dividing the bush in spring.
Divide the bushes begin in two or three years.
Believe me, no one will pass by this miracle of nature without noticing!
In flower beds, chamomile goes well with yarrow ptarmika (it has double, large flowers (1 cm in diameter, white), as well as with many types of bells. This is a gardening classic ... Is it really possible not to love her: tall (60-80 cm), with large flowers (from 6 to 10 cm in diameter), and another big plus is strong stems that do not require a garter.
Eng.: Max chrysanthemum, shasta daisy, Oxeyedaisy-chrysanthemum. Suom.: Isopäivänkakkara. Sven.: Jätteprästkrage, kragblomma. Bot. syn.: Leucanthemum maximum, Chrysanthemum ircutianum (DC.) Turcz., Leucanthemum ircutianum DC.
