Another name for wheat straw Chrysanthemum

Wheat straw chrysanthemum, also known as wax chrysanthemum, is a shellfish craftsman, native to Australia

Ecological habits of wheat straw Chrysanthemum

Wheat straw chrysanthemum likes warm and sunny environment. It is not resistant to cold and extreme heat. It grows well on fertile and loose soil with wet and good drainage

Morphological characteristics of wheat straw Chrysanthemum

The plant height of wheat straw chrysanthemum is 50-90 cm, the stem is multi branched, and the whole plant is slightly hairy. Leaves alternate, strip lanceolate, entire, without petiole. The head inflorescence has a single branch end, the flowering is gorgeous and lasting, and the legs are not colored after drying, and the flowers are yellow, orange, red pink and white. Autumn sowing is often carried out after the middle and late September

Main uses of wheat straw Chrysanthemum

Wheat straw chrysanthemum can be arranged in flower beds and flower borders, and can also be potted for viewing. In addition, it can be used as dry flowers, cut flowers and flower arrangement