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Chrysanthemum ‘White Gloss’ (21e)


Synonym: Chrysanthemum ‘White Gloss’

Description:

Hardy Chrysanthemum National Collection Holder Judy Barker describes ‘White Gloss’ as a strong cultivar growing to around 90cm, with 7cm, pure-white, almost-double flowers with creamy centres, flowering from late September to October. It forms a loose mound, although the stems can flop after rain. It is thought to have been introduced around 2006.

Image by Judy Barker. Licensed under CC BY 4.0

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