Chrysanthemum zawadzkii ssp zawadzkii Apricot Shortia solitary clump is composed of

solitary clump is composed of dusty

and not one of the shorter species often sold as such in the trade

The plants are topped in early spring with short arching spikes of lightly fragrant white flowers

a cross of Cypripedium franchetii and Cypripedium calceolus

Chrysanthemum zawadzkii ssp zawadzkii Apricot Shortia solitary clump is composed of(aka: Chrysanthemum weyrichii) Chrysanthemum zawadzkii 'Apricot' is an amazing, dwarf, hardy perennial mum, growing to only 10" tall. Its dense growth and spreading habit make it an excellent weed suppressing groundcover. The plants are topped, starting in mid October, with apricot pink daisies. Full to part sun and average to dry soils are best. Chrysanthemum zawadzkii ssp. zawadzkii has a wide natural range from eastern Europe to southeast Asia.