chrysanthemums
@allknowing (136558)
India
December 19, 2018 9:40pm CST
Chrysanthemums need a cool climate for their best performance. Everything has gone haywire here. I have them all over the garden but have just one colour - purple. I see buds and have to wait patiently for them to bloom.
What you see in the photo are those that we had in our garden once upon a time.
In the meanwhile what better way than just ogling at these Mums that I can see in this link? You too can open the link and have a ball. Happy viewing.
Do you have any of what you see in that link, growing in your garden? Picture please.
https://www.gettyimages.in/photos/chrysanthemum?sort=mostpopular&mediatype=photography&phrase=chrysanthemum
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@andriaperry (116936)
• Anniston, Alabama
20 Dec 18
Its winter so nothing blooming.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
Here they start showin when the weather is cool but yes our winter here is very mild compared to yours
@wolfgirl569 (106427)
• Marion, Ohio
20 Dec 18
I planted some this fall. Hoping they all come back this spring.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
They remain dormant just to come up when it is time for them to show up
@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
If you opened that link you will find so many varieties.
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@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
20 Dec 18
Its beautiful flower itsso happen its also hard to grow here.
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@Behindtheguitarbar (2831)
• Guangdong, China
20 Dec 18
It happened to me that in my college, our foreign English teacher once tried to feed chrysanthemums to his cute bunny, then all of us tried our best to stop him to do so. hahah, because it's poisonous to animals.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
That was ignorance and I am glad that you stopped that teacher
@Behindtheguitarbar (2831)
• Guangdong, China
21 Dec 18
@allknowing haha, at first, he didn't believe us. Then, we suggested that he searched the Internet. Well, finally, he said that it was so fool to feed chrysanthemums to his bunny.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
Mums are well formed long lasting flowers
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@leny34 (8506)
• Sidoarjo, Indonesia
20 Dec 18
@allknowing You are very lucky to have very beautiful flowers
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
They grow in places where the conditions are ideal for them.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
I have perennial flowers but I so wanted seasonal flowers specially for that party
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@LadyDuck (471456)
• Switzerland
20 Dec 18
@allknowing It snowed yesterday, the few flowers that were still in bloom are covered with snow and will die, except the Christmas roses that like the snow.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
21 Dec 18
I am now quite familiar with that situation for you guys.
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
You can just feast on them until they grow in your own garden
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@responsiveme (22926)
• India
20 Dec 18
@allknowing I did a discussion on them some time ago
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@allknowing (136558)
• India
22 Dec 18
Pink is quite a rare colour We had many but now have to be satisfied with only purple which have yet to bloom.
@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
That one problem we do not have here. Flowers bloom throughout the year
@chattymaverick (32)
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20 Dec 18
they look like daisies and I don't know what their healing properties are but I'm glad to know they need cool weather to survive better indoors...
@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
I am not sure of their healing properties but may be there could be.
@allknowing (136558)
• India
20 Dec 18
These flowers look so pretty. We do not have them here.
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