Conservation Plant
- Introduced: 2021
- By: Conservation Co-ordinator, Sally Adams
Search links (for Members)
Support the HPS by becoming a member and you will see multiple search links for this species leading you to a wealth of additional information via websites provided by
- The RHS
- Gardeners World
- World Flora Online
- The US National Gardeners Association
- Trees and Shrubs Online
Conservation Scheme information for Chrysanthemum ‘Lindie’
- ID: P218
- Introduced: 2021
- By: Conservation Co-ordinator, Sally Adams
- Reason: Unusual quilled petals giving a spidery appearance. Provides a contrasting form in a mixed border.
- Verified by: Judy Barker, National Collection holder
- Description: Herbaceous perennial with spidery, quilled petals.
- Dimensions: 90cm x 60cm
- Flowers: Lemon yellow, quilled
- Foliage: Mid-green
- Soil: Free-draining and moisture retentive
- Aspect: Full sun
- Pests: Slugs, eelworm, rust, leaf spot
- Cultivation: Grows best in a sunny border. Use a general fertiliser in the spring, and may benefit from a light drench of liquid seaweed in June. Hardy to H4 (-10c to -5c / 14f to23f)
- Propagation: Divide every 3-5 years, or propagate by cuttings.
Extended plant information for Chrysanthemum ‘Lindie’
Articles and Publications linked to this species
Articles and Publications linked to this genus
Shade Monthly January 2016 by Joe Sime
Publication: Shade Monthly
Edition: Shade Monthly January 2016
Shade Monthly February 2016 by Joe Sime
Publication: Shade Monthly
Edition: Shade Monthly February 2016
Shade Monthly – Special Epimedium Edition by Joe Sime
Publication: Shade Monthly
Edition: Shade Monthly – Special Epimedium Edition
Making the most of polypodiums in the garden by Helen Picton
Publication: The Hardy Plant
Edition: Vol. 45 No 1 Spring 2024
Flora study trip to Nepal by Misako Kasahara
Publication: KBBS
Edition: Flora study trip to Nepal
Flora study trip to Nepal by Misako Kasahara
Publication: KBBS
Edition: Flora study trip to Nepal
American gardens – Missouri and New York City by Chris Taylor
Publication: The Hardy Plant
Edition: Vol. 45 No 1 Spring 2024
Agapanthus and the Love Hate Relationship by Janet Sleep
Publication: Cornucopia
Edition: 24: Autumn 2009
A Cretan Odyssey: In Search of Hyacinthinae, Narcissus and Cyclamen by Hannah Hall, George Ryan, Dr Alastair Culham and Evita Kypraki University of Reading
Publication: KBBS
Edition: A Cretan Odyssey: In Search of Hyacinthinae, Narcissus and Cyclamen
A Cretan Odyssey: In Search of Hyacinthinae, Narcissus and Cyclamen by Hannah Hall, George Ryan, Dr Alastair Culham and Evita Kypraki University of Reading
Publication: KBBS
Edition: A Cretan Odyssey: In Search of Hyacinthinae, Narcissus and Cyclamen
Additional plant photos and information
Plants in the genus
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’
Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’
Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’
Chrysanthemum ‘Suffolk Pink’
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
Rudbeckia fulgida var. deamii
Cirsium hypoleucum
Echinacea simulata
Crepis rubra
Tagetes patula ex ‘Tall Scotch Prize’
Cicerbita plumieri
Hertia cheirifolia
Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra
Eupatorium cannabinum f. albiflorum
Centaurea cyanus ex ‘Red Ball’
Erigeron karvinskianus
Ligularia stenocephala
Olearia macrodonta
Verbesina alternifolia
Chrysanthemum ‘Penny’s Yellow’
Cichorium intybus
Andryala agardhii
Onopordum nervosum
Aster amellus ‘Sonora’
Inula barbata
Doronicum ‘Little Leo’
Heliopsis helianthoides
Centaurea ambigua
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae ‘Lye End Beauty’