Chrysanthemums come in a wide variety of colors, shapes and petal formations. Some even look like the most exotic blossoms you've ever seen – in unusual colors with single or multiple blossoms per stem. It's important to remove the foliage of chrysanthemums if it begins to droop
or yellow. The foliage often deteriorates more quickly than the flowers themselves. Recutting the stems often will also increase the uptake of water and increase vase life. Most chrysanthemums will last 7 to 12 days on average.
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