Evergreen Chrysanthemum Association

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• #1 by Connie kropp on June 22, 2017 - 3:10 am

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  Hi I’m the person that the chrysanthemum was named after I was 2 at the time when I was taken to the royal Easter show, my nan showed me a picture that was in the magazine she had but it got lost after her death I never thought I’d get to see it so if you could tell me where I may find this flower I’d be chuffed, the picture was in black and white often wondered if it was yellow thanks you made my day Sincerely connie Mayhew / Kropp

• #2 by steve on July 9, 2017 - 4:39 pm

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  Hi Connie,

  Thanks for checking in – this flower is indeed Yellow and we grow it as a 2 & 5 on our exceptions list in accordance with the NCS – UK.
  I will pass your note on to our club in the event any of them are traveling to Australia(I am assuming that is where you are located, correct?)

  regards,

  Steve B
  ECA WEB & Newsletter Editor

• #3 by ray ellery on January 4, 2018 - 7:41 am

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  the most beautiful chrysanthemum when grown well, i have not seen it for a number of years and a guy in bodmin ,cornwall could grow it to perfection,used to grow quite tall and had to bury the pots in the greenhouse floor, i am old now and still growing afew chrysants, but not connie mayhew

• #4 by steve on January 7, 2018 - 8:46 am

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  Thanks for checking in Ray.

• #5 by Connie kropp on April 28, 2018 - 5:49 am

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  hi Steve I just saw that you replied I’m not that good with technology so I had thought it didn’t go through but I was showing my Mum the picture and that’s when I saw your reply, yes I do live in Australia I’m in Ipswich QLD. Do you know if it’s available anywhere in Australia cause I would really like to own one could you please email me so I’m bound to get your message that way
  Sincerely
  Connie kropp