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Top 9 Methods of Propagation | Chrysanthemum

This article throws light upon the top nine methods of propagation of chrysanthemum. The methods are: 1. Terminal Cuttings 2. Root Suckers 3. Seeds 4. Pinching and Disbudding 5. Standard Chrysanthemum 6. Spray Chrysanthemum 7. Staking 8. Growing of Chrysanthemum in Pots 9. Growing for Loose Flowers. Method # 1. Terminal Cuttings: These cuttings are taken from healthy stock plants [...]

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Small Flowered Groups of Chrysanthemum | Flowers

The article throws light upon the twelve small flowered groups of chrysanthemum. The groups are: 1. Korean (Single) 2. Korean Double 3. Decorative 4. Anemone 5. Pompon 6. Button 7. Quilled 8. Spoon 9. Semi-Quilled 10. Cineraria 11. Stellate 12. No Stake and No Pinching. Small Flowered Group # 1. Korean (Single): In this type ray florets are flat, strap [...]

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Planting of Annuals in the Herbaceous Border | Annuals

The planting of annuals in the border of a plot is called as herbaceous border. Due to wide range of flowers available in winter it becomes a site of attraction in the garden. The concept of herbaceous border has been introduced in Indian gardens by Britishers and now it has become a common feature. The herbaceous border can be of [...]

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