CHRYSANTHEMUM HOURRA ROSE
6 Plug Plants Pack
£6.00
Out of stock
Description
A true star of the late-season garden, Chrysanthemum × morifolium 'Hourra' delivers a dazzling display just as other summer bedding begins to fade, filling borders and containers with richly coloured blooms. The densely petalled golden yellow blooms are carried on strong, pleasingly rounded domes that sit neatly in containers or plugging gaps in fading borders. Their long flowering period and strong weather resistance makes them ideal for patios and late summer to autumn displays, while their long-lasting blooms are also prized for cutting. Keep your garden looking lively beyond summer with Chrysanthemum × morifolium 'Hourra Gold', bringing fresh colour and energy to patio pots and borders just when they need brightening up.
Suitable for: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun.
Flowering time: Autumn.
Height and Spread: 20cm x 60cm (8in x 24in).
Care: Water well in dry weather. Use a balanced liquid fertiliser every two weeks throughout the growing season. Deadhead regularly to prolong flowering.
Information
Colour: Rose
Growth Habit: Upright
Pack Count: 6 Plugs
Recommended Pot Size: Any pot or Plant direct in ground
Delivery Size: 8 - 12cm
Delivery information
Before packaging for dispatch, we water the plant and wrap the roots in a tissue to retain moisture, the plants are then pack in a blister pack container. We pack them as ready for collection by the courier the same day, reducing the length of time that the plants are in the packaging.
What to do next
When the plants arrive, check their condition, and remove from the packaging. Allow the plant time to recover by placing in a warm greenhouse or window in your home, if the plant requires moisture add water. After a couple of days the plant can be potted on to the next pot size, allowing the plant to develop.
Remember, the plants have been grown in a warm greenhouse and will have not been exposed to temperatures below 6 degrees. Its important that the plant continues to grow in a similar environment, many plants will struggle if exposed to temperatures below Zero and will need protecting against this.