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Crisantemo - Apulia Plants
Crisantemo - Apulia Plants

Crisantemo

In Italia il crisantemo fiorisce alla fine di ottobre e proprio per la concomitanza della fioritura con la celebrazione dei defunti si è soliti attribuire a questo fiore un significato funesto. In realtà però il nome, che deriva dal greco, letteralmente significa fiore d’oro ed è quindi stato associato dalla tradizione a valenze assolutamente positive. I crisantemi fanno parte della grande famiglia delle Compositae, genere chrysanthemum, la maggior parte delle varietà fiorisce in autunno, a fine ottobre-inizio novembre. Preferiscono vivere in un ambiente temperato-caldo.

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Nome botanico

Chrysanthemum
Nome comune

Nome comune

Crisantemo
Varietà

Varietà

Colore del fiore

Colore del fiore

Giallo, rosso, viola, bianco
Temperatura

Temperatura

min 15°
Esposizione

Esposizione

Pieno sole
Necessità idriche

Necessità idriche

Medie
Fioritura

Fioritura

Autunnale
Disponibilità

Disponibilità

Ottobre
Disponibilità

Ottobre
Esposizione

Pieno sole
Fioritura

Autunnale
Necessità Idrica

Media

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