Silver leaf chrysanthemum is a perennial herb of the genus Asteraceae, about 60 cm tall, and the whole plant is densely covered with white villi, multi-branched, and clump-like. Basal leaf oval

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Silver leaf chrysanthemum is a perennial herb of the genus Asteraceae, about 60 cm tall, the whole plant is densely covered with white hairs, multi-branched, clump-like. Basal leaves are oval lanceolate, fully margined, 1-2 pinnate splits of the upper leaves; The leaves are thin, lobed, and shaped like snowflakes, in the shape of a leaf spoon or pinnate. The cephalic inflorescence is a solitary top with small, yellow flowers that bloom from June to September, and the seeds begin to mature in July. Seeds and cuttings are propagated. Native to the Mediterranean region, it prefers cool, moist and sunny environments, is more hardy and drought tolerant, and grows well in loose, fertile sandy or organically rich clay soils. It is an important foliage plant and can be planted in flower beds, flower fields and other flower and grass configurations.