Chrysanthemum Squires Lock (Early)

An indoor and late flowering incurve bloom variety in a rich shade of mustard yellow. Very popular on the show bench.

• Bred by John Nevill and trialled over 3 seasons to ensure every one is a winner
• Selected for their perfection of form, each is an excellent example of either reflex, incurve or intermediate flower type

Our late indoor flowering blooms

Wonderfully worthwhile, the key to the chrysanthemums success is that they are so late to flower. With these late-flowering varieties you can expect to be harvesting stems of colourful blooms right into December. Late-flowering chrysanthemums will need some protection to ensure you get the best from your blooms. We recommend growing out-of-doors in large containers, approximately 23cm (9in) in diameter, which can be dug into the ground if required, and these can then be moved indoors as the weather worsens. This must be done before the first frosts, but remember blooms are also vulnerable to damage from heavy rain and winds. You will be rewarded greatly for your effort with plenty of colourful stems for cutting.