Chrysanthemum momijigari

Chrysanthemum morifolium 'momijigari'

Japanese autumn representative flower

Flower name
Chrysanthemum momijigari
Scientific name
Chrysanthemum morifolium 'momijigari'
Alias
Place of originhorticultural product
Place of floweringHorticultural species, Bonsai, Potted flower
Flowering seasonNovember, December
Language of flowersThe general floral language is “noble,” and the red flower “love you”

What is Chrysanthemum momijigari

Chrysanthemum momijigari (scientific name: Chrysanthemum morifolium 'momijigari') is a horticultural product in the style of a large, light red-purple chrysanthemum flower made into a daijigari flowerbed. Ohzukukuri refers to a thousand-flowered chrysanthemum bed made up of a single plant with no gaps between them in the shape of a dome.
Large-flowered chrysanthemums include the yellow-flowered Kino Matsuyama and the white-flowered Moon in the hemisphere "Momiji-kari", a light reddish-purple "Momiji-kari".

Common name: Chrysanthemum momijigari', scientific name: Chrysanthemum morifolium 'momijigari', national flower equivalent: Japan, place of origin: Japan, (originally from China and the United States (spray chrysanthemum)), height: 30-100 cm, radiant homologous flowers, clustered inflorescences, tongue-shaped flowers, flower diameter: more than 18 cm (large chrysanthemum), flowering time: year-round, especially September-December, flower color: pink, yellow, white, red, orange, and compound color.