chrysanthemum

Preposition: of

• florist: These reports most probably refer to the chrysanthemum of florists, Chrysanthemum x hortorum W. Miller and cultivars thereof.

Converse of object

• grow: I am trying to grow Chrysanthemums this next year for showing, can anyone help with stools or cuttings early next year.
• give: Don't give Chrysanthemums or white Asters to a host as they are considered to be funeral flowers.
• include: Sections include chrysanthemums, dahlias, roses, gladioli, fuchsias, pot plants, floral art, vegetables and beginners.
• stylise: There are four stylized chrysanthemums within a scrolling foliage border on the exterior of the bowl, with four stylized chrysanthemums below.

Adjective modifier

• white: Water was still scarce, so the white chrysanthemums in the jar she held were no doubt drinking part of her personal ration.
• late: I got interested in Exhibition Late Chrysanthemums after seeing the flowers that a colleague at work had grown.
• yellow: She might welcome his attention by responding with pansies or sweet peas or rebuff his advances with daffodils or yellow chrysanthemums.
• outdoor: Stop outdoor Chrysanthemums by pinching out the young center of each plant.
• red: The sodden, tattered autumn leaves come falling one by one, The bronze and red chrysanthemums are glowing in the sun.

Modifies a noun

• flower: On the morning of October 16th, a single chrysanthemum flower arrived at McDonalds head office in London.
• viroid: The QIC includes details of the hosts, distribution, symptoms, sources, development and disease status of chrysanthemum stunt viroid.
• stunt: The QIC includes details of the hosts, distribution, symptoms, sources, development and disease status of chrysanthemum stunt viroid.
• plant: In the greenhouse a lot of shoots have formed on the now cut back chrysanthemum plants still in their pots.
• grower: For most chrysanthemum growers the year actually starts at flowering time in September.
• cutting: In the greenhouse on the 12th chrysanthemum cuttings were taken for rooting in small clay pots.

Noun used with modifier

• bronze: The girls at his school lay a bronze chrysanthemum at his feet every year.
• pom: Robert Fortune disguised himself as an Asian to evade capture and brought back pom pom chrysanthemums.
• silver: The former fires red tails to cherry bursts with red pistils whilst the latter provides red and blue mines bursting into silver chrysanthemums.
• flower: Flowers Chrysanthemums for indoor flowering should be brought inside.