What is chrysogonum?

Chrysogonum is a genus of plants that is part of the Asteraceae family. It contains only one species, Chrysogonum virginianum, which is commonly referred to as a green and gold or Goldenstar plant. The permanent herb comes from the southeastern United States and contains yellow star -shaped flowers that generally bloom from early spring to the end of summer. Its flowers sit on top of furry stems and are surrounded by thick leaves of oval, hairy green leaves. Chrysogonum is usually used as a ground cover in open areas or as a border along the roads. There are several varieties that are a little upright, especially various types. Usually the high legs are (about 30 cm). Stools ranging from creeping and vertical varieties come from Arhizome, which is the main stem of the plant and is usually found below the ground. This is especially true when the plant is used as a trim for sidewalks or as a background for rock gardens. In most cases, if permitted to spread, chrysogonum VyroYou on strong ground coverage that can overcome neighboring plants.

Generally, the plant grows well without much effort by the gardener. It requires acidic soil that is moist and exhausting. The area in which the plant is located should be partially overshadowed from the Sun. Full sunlight is generally not harmful if the exposure is not more than a few hours every day. The wise climate, Herb thrives in the USDA hardness zones.

To extend the life of Chrysogonum, it is recommended to divide or transplant it every other year. The division is usually the best method of spreading and is usually done in autumn or at the end of winter. Soft wood cuts are also a viable method and are usually performed at the end of spring. Seed promotion is not as easy as other methods, because for germination it requires a soil temperature of 70 ° F (about 21 ° C). The seeds are ripe when the heads darken, which usually takes two andPs three weeks after the fall of yellow flowers. After collection of seeds, they should be placed in closed containers and stored in the fridge.