Chrysanthemum (Indicum Grp) disbudded Hestiastar

Chrysanthemums are beloved flowers known for their vibrant and varied colors. Among the many different cultivars, one stands out for its unique characteristics - the Chrysanthemum (Indicum Grp) disbudded Hestiastar.

The Hestiastar chrysanthemum features double, or pleniflorous, flowers that add a touch of grandeur to any floral arrangement or garden. The beauty of these flowers lies in their rich green and light green color, classified as 145D on the color spectrum. The combination of these hues creates a striking visual impact.

Measuring between 12 to 13 cm in diameter, the Hestiastar chrysanthemum showcases large and impressive blooms. Each flower emerges as a single-flowered inflorescence, further emphasizing its individuality and making it a standout addition to any display.

The leaves of the Hestiastar chrysanthemum are divided or split, giving them a unique texture and appearance. This leaf division adds an extra layer of interest to the overall plant structure, complementing the beauty of the flowers.

While the primary color of the Hestiastar chrysanthemum is green, it also features trace elements of white and light green. The secondary colors of white and light green, classified as 155C and 145A, respectively, accentuate the primary green color, creating a harmonious blend. This color distribution makes the Hestiastar chrysanthemum a captivating and attractive option for floral enthusiasts and garden lovers.

The Hestiastar chrysanthemum is a remarkable cultivar that brings a fresh and distinctive touch to any space. Its double flowers, characteristic leaf division, and unique color distribution set it apart from other chrysanthemums. Whether you’re looking to create a stunning floral arrangement or add a pop of green to your garden, the Hestiastar chrysanthemum is a fantastic choice.

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