Asked what flower represents their country ... chairman of the Bunkyō Aikiku Kai. “We grow our chrysanthemums from seed, shoots, and sometimes bud cuttings, but just because you get good ...

The Chinese cut it down, and, after drying it, use it as fuel; the small twigs and seeds ... twigs of Chrysanthemum are grafted round the top, and it quickly makes a fine tree, the flowers grow ...

"But I used it to plant herbs. I would refer to the relevant ... the hard work began to pay off. Li's first chrysanthemum seed was called "Huanghe Xianzhu", meaning a yellow crane with a pearl ...

Chrysanthemums are flowering plants native to East Asia. These edible flowers are often used as both a garden decoration and natural pest control, but they also have culinary applications.

The chrysanthemum (kiku ... for Plant Taxonomy's committee on spermatophytes is charged with regulating seed plant names, accepting or rejecting proposed names and resolving disputes over priority ...

The fragrance of ‘sevantige’ (chrysanthemum) flowers pervades the village of ... sevantige on three categories of lands. They sow the seeds for the first crop in August, for the second crop ...