Chrysanthemums, also known as mums, are a favorite fall flower for many reasons Learn how to care for mums with tips from the experts so you can keep the flowers looking radiant all season long—and year after year. Chrysanthemums, also known as mums, can bloom as early as august but thrive during september and october when temperatures are more mild Available in a range of colors, from yellow and bronze to purples and white, mums can bloom for up to 10 weeks—and return year after year—with proper care. See how to overwinter your mums with ease Most mum plants are easy to grow, with their basic needs being full sun, rich soil, good drainage, and good air circulation
There are hundreds of varieties available in a range of shapes and sizes that can provide blooms from late summer through fall. There are two different types of mums 1) “garden” mums (found at garden nurseries) are hardy perennial plants 2) “florist” mums (often found at grocery stores and flower shops) are treated as decorative annuals and not grown to survive the winter. What do you do when blooms on your mums start to fade Here's what you need to know about what to do with potted mums after they've finished blooming.
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