Description
About: Chrysanthemum types that have spiky petals and look like a quill are often mistaken as a spider mum. Like the spider mum these petals are narrow and sometimes seem to cup up at the tip. These petals are usually described to look like a spoon because of their edge. These types of chrysanthemum have an open tip and no open enter. Some varieties of the quill variety grow about six inches tall and are good disbuds for designing giving your bouquets a delicate, lacy elegance. This variety have thin and soft quills making them more unique to the varieties you see in the supermarket. Arranged with the smoother petals of lilies and roses, these intricate blooms provide a beautiful contrast and eye-catching design.
Available: all year round
Pack Size: 10
Additional information
| Weight | 5 kg |
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