Chop Suey Green (Chrysanthemum coronarium) seeds

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Chop Suey Green (Chrysanthemum coronarium) seeds

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Chop Suey Green is an unusual spice herb from the Far Eastern cookery. The small blossom buds are an essential ingredient for the Chinese "mum fire pot" and for Chop Suey.

Recently, the fleshy, young leaves of the Chop Suey Green have also been steamed or eaten raw in the West. Several years ago, the botanical name was changed into 'Giebionis Coronaria' - crowndaisy.

Seeds, content: Approx. 200 Chop Suey Green seeds

Plant description

Lifecycle:	Annual
Eventual height:	30-150 cm
Flowering months:	July August September
Flower colour:	Yellow White
Special features:	Open-pollinated
Species:	Asteraceae

Growing advice

Sowing depth:	0.5 cm
When to sow outdoors:	May
Germination temperature:	18-24° C
Planting distance:	15 cm
Row spacing:	15 cm
Sunlight:	Shade Full sun

Preculture or outdoor sowing after the last frosts in spring. The herb is harvested young.
The plant poorly tolerates direct insolation and should be kept away from the sun or protected from the midday heat.

Other names

Botanical name:	Buphthalmum oleraceum, Chamaemelum coronarium, Chrysanthemum coronarium, Glebionis coronaria, Pyrethrum indicum, Xanthophthalmum coronarium
German names:	Speisechrysantheme, Salatchrysantheme, Shungiku, Kronenwucherblume, Garland-Chrysantheme, Kretische Goldblume, Goldblume
French names:	Chrysanthème Couronné, Chrysanthème des Jardins, Chrysanthème Comestible, Chrysanthème À Couronnes
English names:	Garland Chrysanthemum, Chrysanthemum Greens, Edible Chrysanthemum, Chop Suey Green, Crown Daisy, Japanese-Green
Spanish names:	Antimonia, Belide Menuda, Besantemon Oloroso, Coronaria, Crisantemo, Crisantemo Silvestre, Estrella Española, Estrella Mayor de Mieses, Flor de Muerto, Flor de Santo, Hinojo Hato, Magarza, Magarzón, Magaza, Manzanilla de Flor Dorada, Manzanilla Loca, Margaritones, Mirabeles, Mirabels, Mogigato, Mohinos, Mohinos Bastos, Mojigato, Mojino Amarillo, Ojo de Buey, Ojos Albillos, Pajito, Pajitos, Paxitos, Santimonia, Semillama, Yerba del Muerto
Italian names:	Fior D'oro, Crisantemo Giallo