Here's what you need to know to grow them: Exposure: Full sun When to plant: Spring to late summer Pests and diseases to watch out for: Aphids, leaf miners, leaf spot How to plants chrysanthemums. Dig ...

Growing chrysanthemums is simple enough to do, as they're quite low-maintenance once established. They're members of the daisy family and will return each year in your cut flower garden as perennials.

Chrysanthemums burst with vibrant blooms that will last until the first frosts in November. Here's our expert advice for how to grow and care for your chrysanthemums. 1.

How to use chrysanthemums. Potted Mums: If you have ever tried growing your own mum plants from spring starter plants, you will find out that these fall-blooming perennials are tricky to train ...

Always plant garden mums. Hardy varieties produce underground shoots or rhizomes which enable them to persist from year to year without replanting. They grow 12-18 inches high and spread 12-36 ...

Chrysanthemums are not difficult to grow as a perennial in your garden. However, they should be planted early enough to allow the roots to establish themselves before frost.

Part of the appeal of growing chrysanthemums, said Micah Black, is the story a batch of plants can tell at the end of the year. “You make it yourself,” he said Sunday. “That’s just, kind ...

Chrysanthemum, or 'mums' as they are affectionately called, are one of the most popular flowers among gardeners. These plants don't need pruning during the growing season to encourage the ...

Should you plant chrysanthemums or mums, and which should you give on your 20th wedding anniversary? Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...

Growing mums for fewer but larger blossoms is a whole different ballgame, and can be an exacting science. First, choose an appropriate variety; some mums will not make extra-large blossoms no ...