Mums
Varieties and Colors: Bronze, Purple, Red, White, Yellow
Sizes: #8, #12 Deco
Description: Vibrant fall colors adorn these lush mounding plants. Although mums are actually a perennial, most consumers purchase them as an annual for that instant touch of color in their garden. Whether planted in mass, in containers, or mixed with other fall bedding, the garden Mum is a hardy staple to your fall landscape.
Recommended Spacing: Plant 16″ to 24″ apart.
Height: Grows up to 12″ to 18″ tall.
How to Grow: Plant in full sun.
Outstanding Features: Garden Mums are easy to grow and require a minimum amount of care.
Tips: When watering the garden mum, wait until the soil starts to dry to prevent over watering. It is best to apply water early enough in the day for the foliage to dry before nightfall.
Recommended Uses: Garden Bed, Containers, Borders, Landscapes
Pictures: The pictures below are a sample of some of the colors we grow. Please note that not all colors look the same. Garden mums bloom colors will vary by variety.
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Love these mums, don’t see any prices, anywhere. Did I miss something?
Bonnie,
I’m sorry, but we don’t publish our prices online. You can use the contact form or call us at 479-410-2217 after we open for fall on September 5, 2013 to get pricing. You can also follow us on Facebook (link icon at the top) for more up-to-date information on what we have available and when it will be ready.
Please let me know if you have any more questions and thanks for commenting.
Best regards,
Jason
Hi I purchased two mums from a recent fundraising sale. The mums are beautiful and so huge. I do have two questions: Right now they are still in the plastic container purchased in but I am moving them to my two planters on my front porch. My question: How often do I need to water these plants? My purple is still very vibrant and beautiful blooms but my bronze has already lost all blooms. the stems look healthy but I have no blooms. I just purchased them on Sunday and they were watered. I did water both of them this morning. But for a regular schedule, how often? Will they have better luck in the ground vs a planter box?
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