Chrysanthemum x 'Glowing Embers'

Large daisy-like bronze-orange blooms.

Perennial Chrysanthemums are pollinator magnets that provide a crucial late season nectar source for bees and butterflies. They bloom late in the fall, beginning around September, and bring a burst of color to the landscape after many other plants have stopped flowering. They form mounds of foliage that have rounded, serrated leaves that mostly go unnoticed until they produce the tall stalks of their large, daisy-like flowers in the spring. They make excellent sturdy cut flowers for use in arrangements. They look fantastic when planted in large groupings in beds and borders or along pathways. They would also work well in cut flower gardens, pollinator gardens, and cottage gardens. They also look especially attractive when planted in stone containers or troughs.

Chrysanthemum x 'Glowing Embers' Characteristics & Attributes:

Attracts Pollinators

Attracts Butterflies

Cut Flower/Foliage

Mass Planting

Container

Fertilize Often

Rabbit Resistant

Deer Resistant

Full Sun

Moist, Well-Drained