CHRYSANTHEMUM (சாமந்திப் பூ)

Product Description

Samanthi poo (commonly known as Chrysanthemum or sometimes referenced regionally alongside marigolds) is a popular flowering plant in the aster family. It features bright, clustered petals in shades of yellow, white, pink, and orange, and is widely used across South India for temple offerings, festive garlands, and home decoration.
Key Characteristics
Common Names: Samanthi poo, Sevvanthi poo, Chrysanthemum.
Colors: Yellow, white, pink, purple, and orange.
Plant Type: Hardy perennial or annual bush growing well in pots and garden beds
Uses & Cultural Significance
Worship & Festivals: Staple loose flowers and stringed malais used for daily prayers and celebrations.
Aesthetics: Grown commonly in home balconies and gardens for bright seasonal color.
Pest Control: Certain varieties act as natural garden deterrents against pests