Here's everything you need to know about how to grow fall mums, including when to plant and care for chrysanthemums, how to pinch them back, and more!
The soil is usually more fit for digging in fall than in spring, too. In the fall, summer’s warmth lingers long enough to keep the soil moist, not sodden, and crumbly for much of the time—just the right condition for digging planting holes. Plus, if you’re in an area that gets ...
The termsdisbud,spray, andpot momdistinguish the way these mums are commercially produced in the horticultural or floral industry. This information is included for you to have a clue as to how you may want to grow them in your garden!
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. ...
Leaving the spent blooms in place through the fall encourages birds to feed which is always nice to see in a garden. Eventually the flowers will dry. I leave my seed heads right into the winter for the birds and then just trim them up in early spring. ...
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Hi Christine, will you please advise me whether these two products are safe to use in the first trimenter of pregnancy? Here are the ingredients: 1.Bronzing Body Butter Ingredients: Organic shea butter Organic cocoa butter Organic mango butter Coconut oil Tapioca powder Chocolate fragrance oil (...
After the first frost, remove old foliage.Clip faded flowers on established garden mums. Don’t trim any stems, though. They help protect the crown through winter. Plan to remove those stems in spring. Pile 3 to 4 inches of mulch over the entire plant, working it down between the stems...
After the first frost, remove old foliage.Clip faded flowers on established garden mums. Don’t trim any stems, though. They help protect the crown through winter. Plan to remove those stems in spring. Pile 3 to 4 inches of mulch over the entire plant, working it down between the stems...