Dendranthema x 'Rhumba'
Hardy Garden Mum
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Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Description
The warm colors of this hybrid will add exceptional beauty to your fall landscape. The dull green mounds of foliage overflow with 2 inch wide, daisy-shaped blossoms with yellow centers. The buds of Dendranthema 'Rhumba' are deep red and open to coral-red blossoms which mature to a coral-peach color. 'Rhumba' will flower beginning in late summer and continuing well into the fall.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Blooming
Two inch wide daisy like flowers with white, yellow, or pink ray florets and are borne singly or in loose clusters in late summer or fall.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Growth
Foot tall species that forms 1.5 foot wide mounds of aromatic, somewhat fleshy, lobed leaves. Does best in full sun. Grow Dendranthema in a rock garden, herbaceous or mixed border, or scree bed.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Planting
Divide plants in spring or after they flower in the fall, or by sowing seeds. Division entails propagating a plant by splitting it into 2 or more parts. Each part has its own root system and more than one shoot or dormant bud.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Pest
Uncommon.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Interesting facts
Dendranthema are endemic to Europe and Central and Eastern Asia. They are found in a range of habitats, for example, mountains and seashores. Foliage may aggravate skin allergies. Consumption of any part of Dendranthema can cause upset stomach.
Hardy Garden Mum (Dendranthema x 'Rhumba') - Soil and irrigation
Rich, moist, well drained soil. Sandy soil is ideal, but plants are short-lived in heavy clay.
