The Chrysanthemum Angustifolium is a very common, tall plant and can be found anywhere near lakes. It blooms in early winter. It has large, pointed leaves, which are usually blue-green. It also grows quite large flowers, which can be light pink, dark orange and dark gold. These plants grow separated by a fair distance from each other, but it's quite straightforward to control and maintain their growth. They have no real use, besides their aesthetics. As a defense mechanism the Chrysanthemum Angustifolium grows stinging hairs, like a nettle. They rely on wind pollination to reproduce. Once pollinated, they grow fairly large, delicious fruits.