Chrysanthemum | Kokka Shaku Terri Chandler and grow well in both

and grow well in both sun or shade

Vita Sackville-West wrote in 1936 that her verbascums looked as though 'a colony of tiny butterflies had settled all over them'

Can also be used as cut flowers

Designed by internationally recognised floral designer Holly Chapple

Chrysanthemum | Kokka Shaku Terri Chandler and grow well in bothChrysanthemum Kokka Shaku is a divine but we have very few. Kokka Shaku is a medium exhibition type chrysanthemum with incurved petals which has a large flower size of 16cm+ if grown as a disbud not suitable for sprays. It has primarily red petals with undersides that are a lighter red. The flowers are heavy and the plants need strong staking. To disbud is the process of removing surplus buds on the stem of the plant as they appear so that the plant