Next to the rose, the chrysanthemum plant can be said to be the most extensively grown bloom in Britain. Definitely an extremely big number of passionate growers are members of the specialist society. So powerful is their hold on their enthusiasts, actually, that such a man might deem it an insult to his precious chrysanthemum plants to anticipate them to take their position among 'lesser breeds' in a boundary!
Dahlias and chrysanthemums are a case in point that is passionate. They're, quite close relatives, actually, occasionally not easy to tell. This has 13,000 'divisions', so the variety is broad, and contains such favourites as asters, daisies, zinnias, rudbeckias, sunflowers of course, gazanias and the marigolds. Even the lowly dandelion is contained.
