Common Chrysanthemum Plant

One of the most popular flowers of the summer is the common chrysanthemum. The name "chrysanthemum" comes from the Greek word for "golden flower," which is a fitting name for this flower because it is in fact the most colorful of all flowers. This plant is a perennial herbaceous plant, meaning that it is a plant that does not die back to the ground every year and produces flowers, stems, and leaves over many years. The flowers are often in shades of red, orange, yellow, and sometimes white, and can grow up to twelve inches wide. There are also many different cultivars of the common chrysanthemum that have been developed over the centuries. Some of these cultivars include, but are not limited to, Golden Glow Kobojiro, and Satsuma