07/24/2026
🌼 Flower of the Week: Cremons 🌼
Cremons are a type of chrysanthemum known for their large, intricate blooms and unique petal formations. Their full, textured appearance makes them a favorite in floral arrangements, adding depth, color, and visual interest. Their rounded shape also makes them an excellent substitute for dahlias when dahlias are out of season or unavailable.
🌎 Where Do They Come From?
Cremons are a cultivated variety of chrysanthemum, a flower that originated in China more than 2,500 years ago. Chrysanthemums later became highly revered in Japan and eventually spread throughout the world.
🎨 What Colors Do They Come In?
Cremons are available in a wide range of colors, including white, yellow, green, bronze, pink, purple, burgundy, and bi-color varieties.
✨ Fun Facts
• Cremons get their name from their large, "crested" blooms made up of many tightly packed petals.
• Their full, rounded blooms are often used by florists as a dahlia substitute in arrangements.
• Some Cremon varieties have petals that twist, curl, or resemble spider legs, creating their distinctive look.
☀️ When Are They In Season?
Cremons are naturally in season during late summer and fall, though they are commonly available year-round through commercial growing operations.
🎂 What Birth Month Do They Represent?
As a type of chrysanthemum, Cremons are associated with November, symbolizing friendship, happiness, longevity, and well wishes.
Stop by Oak Grove Floral & Gifts in Columbus, WI to discover beautiful seasonal blooms and fresh floral inspiration this week! 💐🌿