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Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: ESE
8895
BRIGHT GRETCHEN
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
8929
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
8198
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
8886.1
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
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One of those
“always reliable” varieties. Great flexible, ball-shaped plants
that become truly engulfed in blooms. More
of a ball than Sunny Denise. Suggested for use
in fall container, fast crop, hanging basket and bushel basket
production.8144
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Early
8913
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
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Erica has large decorative
flowers, excellent flower form, bright flower color, an
outstanding growth habit and fine keeping qualities that
combine to bring excellence to the marketplace.8807
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
8869
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy
Season: Mid
8793
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
Height: Medium
Season: Early
8116
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Early
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An easy-to-grow variety that offers larger flowers than Golden Marilyn, better sized plants than Gold Crest, and superior flower form and form retention than Yellow Urano. Golden Helga has the potential to be one of North America’s primary early fall flowering cultivars. Fall Flowerings: Excellent large mound/almost ball shaped plants with an outstanding flower power. Excellent flexibility for easy packing and distribution, superb keeping quality to maximize consumer value. |
Bright yellow to golden yellow flower color.
Golden Helga has outstanding color retention. 8106
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
8870
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
8868
Color: Yellowish-White
Type: Decorative/Cushion
Season: Mid
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Excellent flower form and superb
cushion growth habit. Outstanding for spring, summer or fall
sales. Follows Jessica in fall. Uniform response in any program.
Ideal rounded growth habit.8047
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy
Season: Late
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8375
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy
8911
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
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Okra is medium-yellow
decorative flowers that open to a duplex daisy form are
carried in great profusion on classic ball-shaped plants.
Excellent flexibility and vigor.8808
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
8885
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Late
8404
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative
Season: Mid
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Fall Flowerings: A grower’s variety. Easy to size up and develops into near ball-shaped plants. Excellent flexibility and a high flower count. More vigor and a more ball-shaped plant than Gold Crest. |
A great partner to grow along with Gretchen. Sunny Gretchen
has fast and uniform flowering with a high flower count. It takes
the heat well and flowers quickly and uniformly.8107
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy
Season: Early
8882
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy
Season: Very Early
8760
DENDRANTHEMA (BELGIAN MUMS)
CESARO BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Cushion Belgian
Season: Early (Sept)
Height: Medium
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Beautiful yellow flowers
on rounded compact plants. Early season bloomer works well
in masses or in containers. Easy to grow in full to part
sun. Will not tolerate soggy soils.8094
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Early
8919
GOLD FINCH BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Mid (Mid Sept-Oct1)
8373
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Early/Mid
8878
NOVARE YELLOW BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Mid (Mid Sept-Oct1)
8792
PADRE YELLOW BELGIAN
Color: Bright Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Early (Sept)
Height: Medium
8773
PAGODA BELGIAN
Color: Golden Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Mid (Mid Sept-Oct1)
8791
PAPIRO YELLOW BELGIAN
Color: Yellow w/orange eye
Type: Daisy Belgian
Season: Late (Oct)
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Beautiful
yellow flowers on rounded compact plants. Late-season
bloomer works well in masses or in containers. Easy to grow
in full to part sun. Will not tolerate soggy soils. 18" HT
18" WT8831
PISA BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Decor Belgian
Season: Very Early
8811
SAPIRO YELLOW BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Decor Belgian
Season: Late
8777
SUNNY IGLOO BELGIAN
Color: Yellow
Type: Daisy Belgian
The Igloo series brings
unprecedented uniformity and
flower power to the late summer/early fall perennial border.
10" to 15" tall by 18" to 20" wide
Use 2 to 3 plants per square yard.
8800
VERIA DARK BELGIAN
Color: Bright Yellow
Type: Decorative Belgian
Season: Late (Oct)
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Makes a big splash of color with its blooming yellow flowers. Beautiful in mass planting or in containers. Easy to grow in full to part sun. Will not tolerate soggy soils. Measures 18"H x 18"W |
8830
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Flower Form Key |
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| Cushion mums are not a flower form but a name used for early-flowering, low, bushy mums. Most resemble decorative. | |
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Daisies or Singles mums have daisy-like flowers with yellow centers. |
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Decorative mums have double or semi-double flowers and usually grow to over 18 inches tall. |
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Pompon mums have small ball-shaped flowers, on plants that are usually under 18 inches tall. |
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Spider mums have petals that are long and tubular with hooked ends. Almost spider-like in appearance. |
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Spoon mums have petals that are spoon shaped. |
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Quill mums have petals that are straight, long and tubular that resemble a feather quill. |
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FYI: Chrysanthemums are usually grown as a seasonal annuals for fall bloom. Varieties are usually grown for outdoor use and require short days (long nights) to bloom with differences among varieties -- early fall blooming ones require shorter nights than those blooming later. Pinch back to encourage branching and denser growth -- no later than July 15 in zone 4-5; division every 3-4 years may be beneficial. |
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Season Key:
Very Early = Late Aug to Early Sept |