
Chrysanthemum
ChrysanthemumChildrenTake care
PetsMild upset
CareEasy
SeasonAll yearWinterSpringSummerAutumn
Longevity and joy
Chrysanthemums come as single large blooms or sprays of many small ones. They are among the longest-lasting cut flowers, two to three weeks.
Children: Can cause a mild stomach upset if eaten, and handling it may cause a skin rash.
Pets: Causes vomiting, diarrhoea and drooling in pets if eaten.
| Meaning | Longevity and joyRed says “I love you”; white stands for truth. |
|---|---|
| Children | Take care |
| Pets | Mild upset |
| Vase life | 15 – 25 days |
| Scent | No scent |
| Available | All year |
How to care for it
- Strip leaves below the waterline; the leaves yellow before the flowers fade.
- Cut the woody stems cleanly at an angle with a sharp knife rather than crushing them.
- Very long-lasting: just refresh the water and food every few days.
Did you know? The chrysanthemum originated in China and is the emblem of Japan’s Imperial family.
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Bouquets and vases with ChrysanthemumSee all (18)
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Elegance RedRed roses149 SAR
Lavender Pink BouquetPink carnations149 SAR
Lovely WhiteWhite roses149 SARArrangements with Chrysanthemum
See where it sits in the arrangement and order the flowers in it.
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Sources: Child safety from UC ANR · Safe and Poisonous Garden Plants and National Capital Poison Center; pet safety from ASPCA; vase life and season from Floralife; meanings from The Old Farmer's Almanac.



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