Chrysanthemum Country Girl Ruscus but what resulted is one

but what resulted is one helluva offspring

Silene virginica 'Jackson Valentine' makes a compact basal rosette of linear green leaves

If regular wine cups don't fit into your color scheme (they do clash with old blue Chevys and flue-pipe planters)

Although often found native in heavy soils near streams

so we introduced this strain in her honor in 2008

Chrysanthemum Country Girl Ruscus but what resulted is oneFor over a decade, we have been so pleased by the performance of Chrysanthemum 'Country Girl' in our hardy mum trials. The low spreading clump (5' wide in 5 years) is topped in mid October with a solid cover of lovely, 3", soft, light pink flowers perfect to cheer you up on a dreary fall day. Chrysanthemum 'Country Girl' seems to have originated in TX, possibly as a seedling of the well known Chrysanthemum 'Sheffield Pink', but our detective work