国家植物园菊花展启幕，首次推出大立菊剖面科普展示

Core Insights - The National Botanical Garden has opened its fourth Chrysanthemum Exhibition, featuring tens of thousands of chrysanthemums alongside other flowers, creating a vibrant autumn scene [1] - This year marks the first introduction of a cross-section display of the large chrysanthemum, showcasing its internal tying techniques to the public [2] Exhibition Highlights - The exhibition features three main areas: the core area, the "Elegant Fragrance" premium chrysanthemum area, and the "Chrysanthemum Sea" self-bred small chrysanthemum area [2] - The core area, covering 8,000 square meters, displays over 20,000 small chrysanthemums from 24 varieties, combining traditional gourd elements with colorful chrysanthemums to create a visually rich experience [2] - The "Elegant Fragrance" area showcases over 200 varieties with approximately 1,500 pots of chrysanthemums, including both traditional and new varieties, with the unique "Independence Chrysanthemum" set to bloom early for the National Day [2] Self-Bred Varieties and Events - The "Chrysanthemum Sea" area features over 100 self-bred chrysanthemum varieties with independent intellectual property rights, totaling more than 1,500 plants, with a flowering period from late September to early November [3] - The exhibition will host various educational activities, including lectures and interactive sessions to explore plant mysteries, alongside multiple themed exhibitions and a creative market showcasing over 100 plant-derived products [3]