Chrysanthemums Delivered Across Canada
Chrysanthemum

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Simply Sweet

Dazzling Day Bouquet

Fly Away Birthday Bouquet

Stratford Gardens

The Golden Autumn Bouquet

The "Well Done" Bouquet

Heartfelt Memories

The Loving Light Dishgarden

Mixed flowers in a handled basket

Ocean Devotion

Traditional Floor Basket

Mixed Spray
Quick Facts
10 to 14 days
Toxic to cats, toxic to dogs. Vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, poor coordination, skin irritation. ASPCA
Mildly fragrant
Cheerfulness
General
Longevity
Cultural significance in Asia
About
Chrysanthemums, commonly known as mums, are beloved for their vibrant colors and diverse forms, making them a popular choice for floral arrangements. These flowers boast a wide variety of shapes, from daisy-like blooms to intricate pompons, and are available in colors such as white, yellow, red, pink, and purple. Chrysanthemums are particularly valued for their long vase life and ability to brighten up any space.
Originating from Asia and northeastern Europe, chrysanthemums have a rich cultural significance, especially in countries like Japan and China, where they symbolize longevity and rejuvenation. In the Victorian language of flowers, they represent cheerfulness and optimism, making them a thoughtful gift for various occasions.
Chrysanthemums are versatile in arrangements, often used as focal flowers or as fillers to complement other blooms. Their sturdy stems and vibrant hues make them ideal for bouquets, centerpieces, and decorative displays. With a wide range of varieties, from the classic garden mums to the elegant spider mums, there's a chrysanthemum to suit every taste and style.
Care Instructions
To ensure your chrysanthemums remain fresh and vibrant, start by trimming the stems at a 45-degree angle to increase water absorption. Remove any leaves that will be submerged in water to prevent bacterial growth.
- Use a clean vase filled with fresh, lukewarm water mixed with floral preservative.
- Place the arrangement in a cool location away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and drafts.
- Change the water every two to three days, re-cutting the stems each time to maintain optimal hydration.
With proper care, chrysanthemums can last up to two weeks, providing enduring beauty and color to your home or event.
More about chrysanthemums
Chrysanthemum Meaning: Joy in Canada, Grief in Europe, Long Life in Asia
Few flowers change meaning as much from one country to the next as the chrysanthemum. Here is what mums symbolize in Canada, Asia and Europe, what each colour says, and when they are the right flower to send.

November Birth Flower: The Chrysanthemum and What It Means
November's birth flower is the chrysanthemum: a symbol of friendship and cheer in Canada, of long life in Asia, and of mourning in much of Europe. Here's what it means, colour by colour, and how to give one for a November birthday without sending the wrong message.

October Birth Flower: Marigold and Cosmos, and What They Mean
October's birth flowers are the marigold, a warm symbol of creativity and remembrance, and the cosmos, a flower of harmony and peace. Here's what both mean, why you won't find either in a florist's cooler, and how to send an October birthday bouquet in their colours.