Chrysogonum are low-growing, perennial plants valued for their attractive foliage and star-shaped flowers. They prefer partial shade, consistent moisture without waterlogging, and thrive in well-draining, fertile soil. Chrysogonum are relatively hardy but can face challenges such as root rot, powdery mildew, and infestations by aphids or slugs. Seasonally, chrysogonum may require protection from extreme temperatures and adjustments in watering. In winter, mulching helps chrysogonum survive cold, and during growth periods, monitoring for pests is crucial.