Ohsyugiku

C.m. cv. ohshugiku

Flower name
Ohsyugiku
Scientific name
C.m. cv. ohshugiku
Alias大掴み, 菊, キク, Chrysanthemum morifolium
Place of originGarden cultivate
Place of floweringPotted flower
Flowering seasonOctober, November

What is Ohsyugiku

Ohsyugiku (scientific name: C.m. cv. Ohsyugiku) is a variety of Ohtsugiku that was bred in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture in the late Edo period, and has raised tongue-shaped flowers that look like they have been grabbed tightly with both hands, with thick petals that hang down. The varieties include Zuikouden, Aikokuden, Kegon-no-Taki, Gokuraku-den, Shikouden, Eirakuden, Hana-shinko, Fuzan-no-Kumo, Liyuisen, and others.

Common name: Ohsyugiku, scientific name: C.m. cv. Ohsyugiku, plant height: 60-90 cm, flower shape: large grasping, glossy running petals, flower diameter: 20-25 cm, flowering season: October-November, sun: half shade, full sun, uses: planting in ground, potting, cut flowers.