Welcome the winter

Welcome the winter

            This time around, I'm about to share with you all, some of the blooms of my orange chrysanthemum plant.

            This one has been in blooms for quite some time now, and I expect it to bloom for another fifteen days or so. For the time being, this plant in just a single pot has added some brilliant colours to my small garden. It's a feast for the eyes to see so many buds, and almost five to six blooms in each cluster.

            Anyways, I won't talk much and will let the shots, I've captured from my cell phone, do all the talking. It was a hard time selecting the ones to post. Since, I capture anywhere between 30-40 shots every day, it becomes quite hard to leave some good looking shots.

The chrysantemum buds, that appeared in numerous clusters.

The chrysantemum buds, that appeared in numerous clusters. Here the buds are about to bloom.

The chrysantemum bud, about to bloom.

The buds, have finally started to bloom and taking shape of flowers. I usually takes around 7-10 days for the buds to bloom completely.

Another one, which has finally started to bloom.

A few other blooms from the plant.

Another one, which that's midway into it's age, accompanied be some ready to bloom buds.

Another one, which that's midway into it's age.

A few other blooms from the plant.

The bunches of the flowers look stunning, don't they?

The bunches of the flowers look stunning, don't they?

Here's a distant view of the plant. Numerous buds about to bloom, another few bunches of blooms, at different stages of their life.

Here's another distant view of the plant. Numerous buds about to bloom, another few bunches of blooms, ad different stages of their life.

            For now, this is only in one pot, that resulted from just a single plant I brought last year in winter. The good thing about chrysanthemums is that they are capable of giving you hundreds of different plants from just a single plant. Then it's upto you how you want to use it. The bad thing, it just blooms once in a year, so you need to keep it feeding for the entire year, working hard on it, caring for it, for just a month of blooms. For now, I'll leave you with these shots. Up in the menu is the two more chrysanthemums that are coming next. Till then, keep visiting and HAPPY GARDENING!