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October/ November Flowering Anemones
Robijn is a richly toned, plum-colored anemone-form chrysanthemum with a distinct central cushion of tightly clustered florets that resemble a textured dome, encircled by a single ring of deep magenta-pink ray petals. The center gradually matures to reveal a glint of silvery sheen, adding dimensional contrast to its dark base. This variety grows in small, well-shaped clusters and performs beautifully in garden beds or as an accent in mixed arrangements. The compact flower heads and upright habit make Robijn a tidy and elegant choice for both growers and designers. Blooming in mid to late fall, it brings a moody charm to the end-of-season landscape.
General stopping dates: May 1-15th
Anemone-form chrysanthemum
2"-4" bloom
Target Royal is a striking spray chrysanthemum with tight, richly colored blooms in a deep magenta-purple hue. Its daisy-like form is enhanced by a decorative, pincushion-style center, giving each flower a textural quality that stands out in bouquets and garden beds. With numerous blooms per stem, it brings generous color coverage and long-lasting visual interest, especially when paired with warm or complementary tones. A favorite for fall arrangements, Target Royal adds bold charm and texture to floral displays.
Color: Deep magenta-purple with bright decorative centers
Bloom Size: 5–10 cm (2"–4")
Height: ~90 cm (3 ft)
Classification: Class 6/9a Spray
Bloom Period: October to November
Stop Time: May 1-15th
Delicate in tone but grand in presence, Rosanno Charlotte is a graceful incurved mum from the well-regarded Rosanno series. Its petals are tightly layered into a perfectly domed form, gradually curling inward in a classic decorative shape. The flower's tender lavender-pink hue is both romantic and refreshing—ideal for pastel-themed arrangements or soft garden borders.
This cultivar is loved for its tidy structure and consistency, making it a standout in cut flower displays and competitive growing alike. Rosanno Charlotte performs best with support and full sun, where its bloom can mature into a refined orb of soft color. A perfect choice for anyone seeking elegance and reliable form in a cool-toned bloom.
Height ~75 cm,
Bloom Size 12 cm
Form: Decorative (incurved)
Color: Soft lavender-pink
Growth Habit: Upright and uniform
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Purple Springs is a striking and unusual chrysanthemum variety known for its pronounced spoon-shaped ray florets that emerge with an ombré gradient from a dusty lavender-pink to deeper purple at the tips. The dense, honeycomb-like central disk is compact and symmetrical, giving this bloom a uniquely sculptural form. As a spray, it produces several flowers per stem, making it ideal for dynamic floral displays or as a standalone visual feature in the garden. Its whimsical shape and vibrant coloring lend it a playful elegance, reminiscent of fireworks or sea urchins in full bloom. This variety adds texture, movement, and personality to any planting scheme.
General stopping dates: May 1-15th
2"-4" bloom
Introduced 2011
Royal Silver lives up to its regal name with globe-shaped blooms composed of thick, curling petals in a luminous blend of silver and lavender-pink. When grown as a disbud, each plant is trained to produce a single, large, exhibition-style flower perched proudly atop a robust stem. The result is a high-impact bloom that commands attention in shows and arrangements alike.
This variety is cherished for its perfectly balanced form and refined color palette, which subtly shifts under natural light. Excellent for floral competitions, cut flower displays, or standout garden specimens. Supportive staking and early disbudding will help achieve the full, commanding effect that 'Royal Silver' is known for.
Bloom size 10-15 cm (4"-6")
Form: Reflex Incurve
Color: Silvery lavender-pink with soft pearlescent sheen
Growth Habit: Tall, upright stem with strong central leader
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Class 25b Pu, Introduced 1969
When grown as a spray, ‘Royal Silver’ shifts from solitary elegance to radiant abundance. Each stem bursts with multiple blooms in shimmering lavender-pink, the same signature hue as its disbud form but now arranged in a more natural, garden-style bouquet. The reflex incurve petals give each flower a plush, domed appearance, while the silvery highlights add dimension in sunlight.
This form is ideal for garden beds and informal arrangements, providing a generous show of color on a single plant. The spray growth habit also makes it easier to maintain and harvest without needing disbudding or staking, while still delivering the same refined appeal. ‘Royal Silver’ spray makes an excellent choice for both novice and experienced growers who want high reward with less effort.
Bloom size 8-12 cm (4"-5")
Form: Reflex Incurve (Spray)
Color: Vivid lavender-pink with silvery sheen
Growth Habit: Multi-stemmed with strong lateral branching
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Class 25b Pu, Introduced 1969
Earlies
Rosanno Bronze is a radiant showstopper, glowing like a harvest moon on a sturdy stem. This classic decorative mum has fully incurved petals that form a flawless globe, transitioning from brilliant golden yellow at the tips to a rich coppery bronze closer to the center. The coloration evokes late autumn light, deepening as the days grow shorter.
A florist's favorite for its symmetry and bold color, Rosanno Bronze is equally reliable in the garden. Its blooms are long-lasting both on the plant and in the vase, making it a perfect selection for arrangements that aim to impress. It thrives in sunny beds or containers, where its brilliant tone brings warmth and richness to any fall display.
Though not apparent in this photo, florets are tipped with pale green
Height ~75 cm,
Bloom Size 12 cm
Growth Habit: Upright, with strong stems and high uniformity
Bloom Period: Mid-season
Stop: April 15th
A cheerful burst of pastel light, Funshine is anemone centered, daisy-style chrysanthemum with charmingly domed centers in soft lemon yellow, blending out to blush pink and white petals. Its playful form and uplifting palette make it a standout in the autumn garden, especially en masse where its subtle gradation creates a shimmering effect. Compact yet prolific, it brings an air of innocence and joy to arrangements and borders alike.
September Flowering Intermediates
Cornetto is a cheerful, lemon-bright incurved chrysanthemum with a densely packed, dome-shaped bloom and playful curled florets. This cultivar thrives as a disbudded single stem with strong apical dominance and careful nutrient control, rewarding growers with consistent size and form. Its radiant yellow tone lights up any garden bed or cut flower display—perfect for injecting joy into bouquets, floral gifts, or sunny seasonal borders. A true crowd-pleaser.
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Darling Angel is a refined white spider chrysanthemum, featuring long, tubular ray florets that curl and twist with delicate poise. The creamy center gradually opens into elegant, starburst-like symmetry, making it a favorite for floral art and exhibition displays. Grown as a single-stemmed disbudded variety, it flourishes with strong staking and precise feeding. Its airy form and pure color bring grace to minimalist bouquets, evening gardens, and ikebana arrangements alike.
Bloom Size ≥15 cm (6")
Class 1
Matlock is a bold and fiery chrysanthemum, flaunting densely packed petals in rich tones of crimson and ember-orange that deepen toward the base. The bloom is a striking incurved form with a subtle golden glow at the heart, where the petals begin their tight spiral. Its broad, lush foliage frames the flowers beautifully, creating a dramatic contrast that enhances the flower’s intensity. ‘Matlock’ thrives in sunny garden beds and makes a compelling presence in autumn arrangements, where its warm palette evokes the richness of fall. This cultivar commands attention with its hearty, sculptural elegance.
September Flowering Reflexes
Amber Matlock is a striking chrysanthemum cultivar known for its warm orange-gold tones that deepen toward the center. Grown as a disbudded bloom with lateral shoots removed early on, it achieves a clean dome shape with strong apical dominance. Its vibrant color makes it ideal for autumn-themed arrangements or adding a bold focal point to mixed borders and indoor displays. The dense, reflexed florets give it both structure and softness, appealing to hobby growers and show exhibitors alike.
October/ November Flowering Reflexes and Disbuds
Seaton's Galaxy bursts with celestial elegance, featuring vibrant pink quilled petals that spiral outward in perfect, glowing symmetry. The form is strikingly radial, with tube-like florets that curve gently outward, giving it a dynamic, energetic appearance. Its intense coloration and sculptural form make it a commanding specimen both in exhibitions and gardens. Despite its refined appearance, it stands strong on the stem and opens fully with proper disbudding.
Color: Vibrant pink
Form: Quilled incurve
Bloom Time: Mid to late season
Bloom Size: ≥15 cm (6")
Stop Time: Not specified
Height: ~1 m
Use: Exhibition, statement bloom in garden
Class: 10a
Introduced: Date not confirmed
Cultivar Variety
Mary’s Miracle is a breathtaking bloom of tender light pink petals, classically incurved in a full, domed form that exudes elegance. Each floret is gracefully curled and layered, giving the bloom a soft, cloud-like texture. It opens with a compact center and gradually unfurls into a voluminous globe, showcasing its intricate symmetry. The subtle gradient from pale blush to a whisper of cream adds dimension and warmth. A standout for exhibitions and formal displays, ‘Mary’s Miracle’ embodies refinement and beauty, offering a serene presence that captures attention without demanding it.
A starburst of excitement in the garden, Fort Worth dazzles with its firework-like spray of slender, curling petals in vivid raspberry and white. This spider-form chrysanthemum is a showstopper with its dramatic structure and high-contrast coloring that brings movement and energy to any space. Ideal as a focal point in garden beds or as a sculptural cut flower, it draws the eye with both grace and flair. A must-have for anyone who loves bold forms and fine detail in one bloom.
Bloom Size ≥15 cm (6")
Class 10a
October/ November Flowering Spiders
Wembly is a vigorous and showy chrysanthemum known for its bold, rounded blooms in a striking red hue. The flowers are fully double with tightly packed petals that create a domed, cushion-like effect. This cultivar holds its form well and performs excellently in garden displays or exhibitions. Its medium height and manageable stop time make it a reliable choice for growers aiming for a late-season flush of rich color.
Color: Bright, true red
Bloom Size: 7–13 cm (3"–5")
Height: ~1.1 m (3.6 ft)
Classification: 24b R (Reflex, Red)
Bloom Period: Late October to early November
Stop Time: April 15 or May 10 (for staggered blooming)
Introduced: 1994
A striking chrysanthemum with slender, tubular petals that cascade like frozen drips from the bloom’s core. Its cool-toned white coloring with a hint of silvery sheen makes it live up to its name. The overall effect is sharp, elegant, and sculptural—perfect for adding crisp texture and winter-like beauty to any display.
Grow as a single or spray
Bloom Period: Late Oct-Nov
Height: ~ 1 m
Bloom Size: ≥15 cm (6")
Classification: 10a, 9f
Stop: May 15-30th
Introduced: 1980
Peach John Wingfield, when grown as a disbud, reveals the full majesty of its form—each bloom given the space and energy to fully develop into a large, showy head. This cultivar's soft peach petals fade to a warm yellow center, creating a gentle ombré effect that radiates softness and depth. Disbudded to perfection, the flowers present with symmetry and volume, making them ideal for exhibition or a striking focal point in garden beds. The disbudded form showcases the cultivar’s true potential—stately, refined, and rich in subtle color transitions.
Height 1.3 m
Bloom Size"
Class 14b OC (p)
Stop Apr 1st
Allyson Peace features a radiant golden-yellow incurved bloom with uniform floret length and tight dome structure. Cultivated under long-day conditions and single-stemmed with early disbudding, it exemplifies ideal spacing and controlled nitrogen feeding for exhibition class blooms.
Anderton (Yellow) is a charming, compact, anemone centered bloom with a bright, cheerful tone and tightly packed disc florets. This cultivar thrives in natural bush form and responds well to soft pinching, producing clusters ideal for borders, containers, or cheerful cut flower arrangements. Its rich color holds beautifully in the garden and vase alike, making it a reliable favorite for late-season brightness. Great for those who want an easy grower with old-fashioned appeal.
General stopping dates: May 1-15th
Disbud
Anemone Centered
Red Delano is a bold and reliable spray mum known for its deep, velvety red petals and classic cushion form. The blooms are tightly packed with narrow florets, giving them a spiky, firework-like appearance. Prolific and compact, this variety makes a dramatic impact in the garden or as a cut flower, especially in autumn arrangements where rich reds are in demand.
Color: Deep velvety red
Form: Cushion spray
Bloom Time: Mid-fall
Bloom Size: 2.5–3 inches
Stop Time: Unknown
Height: 18–24 inches
Use: Ideal for borders, fall containers, and cutting gardens