Chrysanthemum plant named Lobo

Abstract

A Chrysanthemum plant named Lobo having flat capitulum form and decorative capitulum type; bright white ray florets on outside rows, with mature center florets being creamy yellow; uniform eight week flowering response using photoperiodic control and natural flowering date of October 8 in the midwest and October 31 in Florida when grown as a garden variety; diameter across inflorescence is 1" to 2", and height is 6" to 8" above edge of a 4" pot when grown photoperiodically and 1' to 2' high when grown as a garden variety.

I claim: 
     
       1. A new and distinct cultivar of Chrysanthemum plant named Lobo, as described and illustrated, and particularly characterized by its flat capitulum form and decorative capitulum type; bright white ray florets on outside rows, with mature center florets being creamy yellow; uniform eight week flowering response using photoperiodic control, and natural flowering date of October 8 in the midwest and October 31 in Florida when grown as a garden variety; diameter across inflorescence is 1" to 2", and height is 6" to 8" above edge of a 4" pot when grown photoperiodically and 1' to 2' high when grown as a garden variety.