Conservation Plant (HPS Number P214)
Introduced: 2019
By: Southern Counties
Conservation Plant

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Conservation Scheme information for Chrysanthemum ‘E. H. Wilson’
- ID: P214
- Introduced: 2019
- By: Southern Counties
- Reason: Historic links with the HPS. Recommended by National Collection Holder.
- Verified by: Judy Barker, National Collection Holder (Korean, Rubellum and hardy spray chrysanthemums) Bob Brown, Cotswold Garden Flowers
- Description: Hardy, herbaceous perennial.
- Dimensions: 110cm x 50cm
- Flowers: Multi-headed stems of cream flowers with a slight twist to the petals and yellow centres. Scented and very floriferous.
- Foliage: Typical mid-green on dark stems.
- Soil: Any soil.
- Aspect: Full sun or part-shade
- Pests: Aphids and leaf miners. Earwigs sometimes damage blooms. Plants may suffer from powdery mildew in dry weather.
- Cultivation: Chrysanthemums are later than some other perennials to emerge in spring so make sure they have room and do not get crowded out.
- Propagation: Established clumps can be divided or take basal or soft cuttings which will root without heat.
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Plants in the genus : Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum zawadzkii

Chrysanthemum yezoense

Chrysanthemum x grandiflorum pink flowers

Chrysanthemum weyrichii

Chrysanthemum ex ‘Innocence’ (21d)

Chrysanthemum ex ‘Clara Curtis’ (21d)

Chrysanthemum ‘Winning’s Red’ (21)

Chrysanthemum ‘Wedding Day’ (29K)

Chrysanthemum ‘Wedding Day’ (29K)

Chrysanthemum ‘Warm Yoigloo’

Chrysanthemum ‘Tapestry Rose’ (21d)


Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’ (21d)


Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’ (21d)


Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’ (21d)


Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’ (21d)

Chrysanthemum ‘Starlet’ (21f)

Chrysanthemum ‘Salmon Fairie’ (28a)

Chrysanthemum ‘Ruby Mound’ (21c)

Chrysanthemum ‘Royal Command’ (21a)

Chrysanthemum ‘Romantica’

Chrysanthemum ‘Romantica’

Chrysanthemum ‘Picasso’

Chrysanthemum ‘Picasso’

Chrysanthemum ‘Picasso’
Plants in the family : Asteraceae

Echinacea ‘Art’s Pride’

Aster alpinus

Inula hirta

Eupatorium sp. no. 2

Eutrochium maculatum ex (Atropurpureum Group) ‘Purple Bush’

Cirsium rivulare ‘Atropurpureum’

Centaurea montana

Rudbeckia laciniata ‘Herbstsonne’

Artemisia ludoviciana ‘Valerie Finnis’

Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’

Helianthus microcephalus

Senecio pulcher

Ligularia dentata ex ‘Orange Queen’

Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra ex ‘Burning Hearts’


Rudbeckia hirta [Rustic Dwarfs] (mixed)

Artemisia [Oriental Limelight] (‘Janlim’) (v)

Chrysanthemum ‘Nantyderry Sunshine’ (28b)

Onopordum acanthium

Zinnia elegans ex ‘Benary’s Giant Coral’ (Benary’s Giant Series)

Euryops pectinatus

Osteospermum ‘Almach’ (Springstar Series)

Centaurea americana ex ‘Aloha Blanca’

Doronicum plantagineum

Eurybia divaricata ex ‘Tradescant’












