Although chrysanthemums tend to be fall-related,the ideal time to plant is early spring. Spring planting allows the plant roots to develop and strengthen before winter, increasing the likelihood of long-lasting foliage. Mums planted in the fall can look gorgeous but are often considered annual bec...
Chrysanthemums grow a foot to 3 feet tall and get a foot to 2 feet wide, depending on the type. Planting Mums When to Plant If you’re using a mum as a perennial, plant in early spring or in the fall at least six weeks before the first killing frost. Y...
When you first receive your flowers, trim the ends of the stems at least half an inch to allow for better water absorption. Cut them on an angle using sharp scissors, an un-serrated knife, or pruners. You should also strip away any buds or leaves that will sit below the water line. ...
Add Character to the Garage with Arbor Painted to Match House Trim Installing an arbor over your garage door and painting it to match your house trim can add character and charm. This decorative feature creates a more cohesive look and can even provide a structure for climbing plants. It’s ...
Planting Mums When to Plant If you’re using a mum as a perennial, plant in early spring or in the fall at least six weeks before the first killing frost. You’ll find smaller plants for sale in the spring than you might in fall. They likely won’t be budded or flowering, and the...
Planting Mums When to Plant If you’re using a mum as a perennial, plant in early spring or in the fall at least six weeks before the first killing frost. You’ll find smaller plants for sale in the spring than you might in fall. They likely won’t be budded or flowering, and the...