Chrysanthemum garden ideas

When you think of chrysanthemums (or “mums”), you probably think of the basic pom chrysanthemums that are everywhere in the fall: shrubby plants with blooms in autumnal shades of orange, yellow, and red. These so-called “garden” mums are affordable nursery finds that are well suited to seasonal flower displays — let them live outside until the first hard frost kills them, then toss them in the trash (or ideally, the compost pile).

The chrysanthemum is one of the most popular flowers in the entire world. In this article, our flower expert will walk through how to get the best results when you plant, grow, and care for chrysanthemums in your garden. Come check it out!

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Chrysanthemums can benefit from a little fertilizer if you want to maximize their colorful late-season show. But it's not as simple as tossing some food onto the soil and hoping for the best. Learn how to feed chrysanthemums, including when and how to apply fertilizer, on Gardener's Path. #chrysanthemum #gardenerspath

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You aren't supposed to plant chrysanthemums in the fall! Plant mums in the spring to give them time to develop roots and establish them before winter.

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

Not ready to say goodbye to your mums? Learn how to overwinter and protect your chrysanthemums now on Gardener's Path.

Heirloom Chrysanthemums are a late summer to fall blooming perennial that are easy to care […]