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Date Last updated
12 January 2008

Mark Woolman 

Large Exhibition section 1 Yellow. (1 Y)

Root: see cultural guide

Blooms per plant: 1 for exhibition.

Height: 1.8 metres appx

Protection: overhead, ideally a greenhouse. 

Cultural guide provided by Ivor Mace

Mark Woolman Raised by Woolman and released in 1958. I always grow it 1st crown, root 20th February, stop 20th May, 9" pot. Try to get a ripe plant, I give HN or Chempak no 2 after bud, but I don't over do it.

U.K. Regional Stopping guide
The dates we choose for stopping our chrysanths can never be guaranteed to produce flowers on a specific date for a specific show, weather conditions and other factors (such as garden aspect, location, cultural routine etc) will all play a part in influencing speed of plant and flower development following the stop. The information provided here relates to stopping dates for producing early flowering blooms for Shows during the first half of September or late flowering blooms for the first half of November and are offered as a start point for new growers. Adjustments should be made for later or earlier shows.
 
NE Scotland NE England Southern England NW England
n/a May 18-30 to cover all shows n/a May 18-30 to cover all shows
Central Scotland Midlands SE England S Wales
n/a n/a n/a see cultural guide
Southern Scotland East Anglia SW England N Wales
n/a n/a n/a n/a

 

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