White flower. Simple and pretty little flowers gently soothe the spring garden.
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Hello! “I am Swamp chrysanthemum, aka North Pole Fairy Alice.” “North Pole” is the English word for the North Pole, and it was named because the small flowers that cover the entire surface look like the snowfields of the North Pole. There are so many white flowers blooming. Winter is the coldest time of the year when Swamp chrysanthemum grows. Why don’t you spend a pleasant winter with Swamp chrysanthemum, which colors the lonely winter garden with greenery?
- 10/2 startSeed plantingAlice
The small, slender Swamp chrysanthemum seeds have an excellent germination rate.
- 10/9Germination!Alice
Sprouts come out, come out soon, come out a lot! “Just like the catchphrase.”
- 10/16Ground plantingAlice
It will grow more and more, so you can plant it in the ground from the beginning.
- 10/23More leavesAlice
Small new leaves appear from the side of the first leaf.
- 10/304 leafAlice
It has 4 beautiful leaves, each at an angle of 90 degrees, just like a windmill.
- 11/6Leaf, growthAlice
It’s interesting that the leaves that come out later are getting longer and longer, and the shape is subtly different from the first two.
- 11/13More leavesAlice
Here for the first time the serrated, distinctive Swamp chrysanthemum leaves emerge.
- 11/20Coexistence of three leavesAlice
Just looking at this, it’s a mysterious plant that doesn’t know what kind of flower will bloom (laughs)
- 11/27More leavesAlice
There are more cute leaves that look like webbed duck feet.
- 12/4Stocks begin to grow verticallyAlice
The stalk, which was thin and weak at first, became a little thicker and stronger
- 12/11Green, darkAlice
In December, when the wind is getting colder, the colors of the leaves of Swamp chrysanthemum seem to be getting a little calmer.
- 12/18Growth is absentAlice
I wonder if the leaves know that the real cold is coming. It’s perfect to stop growing and prepare for winter.
- 12/25withstand the cold of winterAlice
Winter-resistant in Christmas colors. Even in winter, this green color is a nice color for a lonely winter garden.
- 1/8Cold resistantAlice
Even Swamp chrysanthemum, which is strong against the cold, is hot in the middle of winter. . .
- 1/15Cold resistantAlice
It’s been a long time since it rained, and if you can replenish your water, you’ll be fine again!
- 1/22Frost and a little weakAlice
When frost falls and the moisture in the soil decreases, it weakens a little, but as long as it can be replenished with moisture, it will be fine even in the cold.
- 1/29Days of fighting frost columnsAlice
Stocks without physical strength are a little withered. But everyone is doing their best
- 2/5RosetteAlice
Today is the coldest time of the year. A Swamp chrysanthemum that endures while clinging to the ground.
- 2/12Get up little by littleAlice
It’s still cold, but Swamp chrysanthemum reacts sensitively to the occasional soft sunlight.
- 2/19Cheer up with each rainAlice
It looks like the leaves are sticky and taut. Come, spring!
- 2/26Endure being tossed by three cold and four warm weatherAlice
When the cold comes back, the leaves wither a little, and they feel the change in temperature and respond in various ways. This dexterity is the reason why it is strong against the cold.
- 3/5Resumption of growthAlice
Swamp chrysanthemum resumes growth as if waiting for March.
- 3/12More leavesAlice
The volume of the whole stock has increased
- 3/19Buds begin to growAlice
A cute little dot on the top of the stem!
- 3/26The bud begins to swellAlice
Swamp chrysanthemum buds grow very slowly. But the number keeps growing
- 4/2Buds grow slowlyAlice
At first, it’s a flat button shape, then it gradually becomes a sphere, and then the sphere grows little by little.
- 4/9Preparation for floweringAlice
Let the yellow overflow and spill out.
- 4/16Flowering!Alice
A Swamp chrysanthemum flower that blooms in a blink of an eye. The highlight is the long, white petals that were not visible when they were buds, and which instantly emerge and stretch and open.
- 4/23And to flower rush!Alice
This is the true value of Swamp chrysanthemum. Anyway, it blooms in large numbers all at once. This momentum and energy will give you energy!
- 4/30North poleAlice
The time when the first buds open all at once. As the name of the flower suggests, it is covered in white. I’ve been told it looks like the shape of the North Pole. beautiful!
- 5/7Full bloomAlice
Swamp chrysanthemum is at its peak during this period. It’s in full bloom, but buds are still coming out one after another.
- 5/14Petals begin to fall little by littleAlice
The buds that bloomed first begin to scatter, and continue blooming while being replaced by new flowers. It has a long flowering season.
- 5/21Still in good healthAlice
The buds are still growing
- 5/28Still fine!Alice
The flower stalk that has lost its petals is about to start producing seeds…but it’s still growing buds.
- 6/4Flower twilightAlice
As if we saw the end of May, the white plains of the North Pole will soon come to an end.
- 6/11Memories of Flowers – AfterimagesAlice
Finally, no new buds will grow, and the remaining flowers will drop their petals one by one.
- 6/18The end of flowerAlice
Swamp chrysanthemum finished its season and left him when the last one rose bloomed.
- 6/25Harvest of seedsAlice
Swamp chrysanthemum has colored the garden with green from autumn to winter and spring. Another new life for next year. The flower core is full of small seeds.
A flower that blooms in the spring after passing through the winter in autumn. It has a high germination ability, and has a strong cold resistance that can withstand the extreme cold with lush leaves. When it gets frosty in the cold season, the moisture in the soil decreases and it weakens, so if you give it a little water, it will be healthy again.
Cultivation difficulty:★★☆☆☆