Zarugiku

Zarugiku (scientific name: Chrysanthemum morifolium 'Zarugiku') is a chrysanthemum that became known by zarugiku-en (Mr. Saburo Suzuki) at Kuno, Odawara city. Flower name is based on the fact that the grass shape resembles a bamboo basket lying down. The basic species is considered to be a cushion mum type variety. In the autumn, it makes thousands of small florets bloom on a single stock. Flower color has yellow, red, white, pink and so on. For chrysanthemums, please refer to {{chrysanthemum}}.

Common name: Zarugiku, Scientific name: Chrysanthemum morifolium 'Zarugiku', aka: Iegiku, spray mum, Place of Origin: Hybrid, Plant Length: 30 to 100 cm, Living Type: Perennial, Leaf Shape: Ovoid and Feathery Deep Fail, Leaf Margin: Serrated, Radial Symmetry Flower, Corollary: Head Flower, Inflorescence Form: General / Scattered, Tongue-shaped flower, flower size: 2 to 4 cm, total size of zarugiku: ～130 cm, flowering time: October to November, flower color: pink, yellow, white, red.

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