Winter-hardy Mammoth™ series garden chrysanthemums 'Red Daisy', 'White Daisy', and 'Coral Daisy' sporting a shrub plant habit

Neil O Anderson; Peter Ascher; Esther Gesick; Lee Klossner; Neal Eash; Vincent Fritz; James Hebel; Stephen Poppe; Judith Reith-Rozelle; Roger Wagner; Susan Jacobson; David Wildung; Patricia Johnson

doi:10.21273/hortsci.43.3.648

Winter-hardy Mammoth™ series garden chrysanthemums 'Red Daisy', 'White Daisy', and 'Coral Daisy' sporting a shrub plant habit

Neil O Anderson, Peter Ascher, Esther Gesick, Lee Klossner, Neal Eash, Vincent Fritz, James Hebel, Stephen Poppe, Judith Reith-Rozelle, Roger Wagner, Susan Jacobson, David Wildung, Patricia Johnson

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Three new Chrysanthemum xhybrida, garden chrysanthemum cultivars: Red Daisy, White Daisy, and Coral Daisy, are the first in the Mammoth™ series that are advanced interspecific hybrids derived from an open-pollinated cross between hexaploid C. weyrichii (Maxim.) Tzvelv. x C. xgrandiflora Tzvelv. These cultivars are backcross or inbred derivatives of the original interspecific F₁ hybrids. All three cultivars are U.S. Department of Agriculture Z3b (-34.4°C to -37.2°C) winter-hardy herbaceous perennials exhibiting a shrub habit with the cushion phenotype. Additional traits exhibited by these three cultivars are butterfly attractants, frost tolerance of the flowers, and genetic 'self-pinching.' These Mammoth™ cultivars are clonally propagated, virus indexed, protected by U.S. Plant Patents and Canadian Plant Breeder's Rights, and are available from the North American exclusive licensee Ball Seed Company.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	648-654
Number of pages	7
Journal	HortScience
Volume	43
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21273/hortsci.43.3.648
State	Published - Jun 2008

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Keywords

Asteraceae
Breeding
Chrysanthemum
Dendranthema
Herbaceous perennials
Interspecific hybrids

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Anderson, N. O., Ascher, P., Gesick, E., Klossner, L., Eash, N., Fritz, V., Hebel, J., Poppe, S., Reith-Rozelle, J., Wagner, R., Jacobson, S., Wildung, D., & Johnson, P. (2008). Winter-hardy Mammoth™ series garden chrysanthemums 'Red Daisy', 'White Daisy', and 'Coral Daisy' sporting a shrub plant habit. HortScience, 43(3), 648-654. https://doi.org/10.21273/hortsci.43.3.648

Anderson, NO, Ascher, P, Gesick, E, Klossner, L, Eash, N, Fritz, V, Hebel, J, Poppe, S, Reith-Rozelle, J, Wagner, R, Jacobson, S, Wildung, D & Johnson, P 2008, 'Winter-hardy Mammoth™ series garden chrysanthemums 'Red Daisy', 'White Daisy', and 'Coral Daisy' sporting a shrub plant habit', HortScience, vol. 43, no. 3, pp. 648-654. https://doi.org/10.21273/hortsci.43.3.648

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