Planting mums in ground
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by Connie Oswald Stofko Can you get garden mums to come back year after year? Yes, you can, said Ethan Waterman, manager of Waterman’s Greenhouse, 12316 Vaughn St. (Route 240), East Concord (Springville.) “Planting them now is the trick,” Waterman said. “You can’t take a mum out of the pot in October and shove it in the ground and think it will come next year. You have to plant them now to get them established so they make it through...
See how easy it can be to save your mums and keep them alive over winter to grow and bloom again next year!
Discover the benefits of companion planting with mums in your garden. Learn how to pair mums with other plants to create a harmonious and flourishing garden. Incorporating mums in your garden design not only adds a pop of color but also helps promote plant health and growth. Explore different combinations and elevate your gardening game with the beauty and functionality of companion planting with mums.
Chrysanthemums, or mums, are definitively the flower of fall. I used to live near a large and popular nursery. Every year near midsummer, they would set up hundreds of rows of black pots with yards
Chrysanthemums or mums are one of the best flowers to use for the fall because their diverse colors match perfectly with your yellow, orange, and red fall decorations. So are you planning on planting mums for your fall garden this year? If so, you’ll need to know how to keep mums alive, especially during the winter.
did you know that garden mums aren’t the only kinds of chrysanthemums that you can grow? These fall-blooming perennials are extremely resilient and easy to grow, making them the perfect fit for any kind of gardener. #garden #gardeningtips #chrysanthemums #plants #outdoorplants #lowmaintenanceplants #chrysanthemumcare #mums
Planting Mums is a great way to add seasonal color in the Fall. Follow these tips to keep your Mums healthy and full of flower blooms.
We treat mums like annuals and buy more every fall, but the truth is they are perennials that we should be keeping. Here's how to overwinter your mums.
