A pot of big-blooming mums to decorate your porch in fall can be pricey. So you may be wondering, are mums perennials that come back year to year or do you have to buy new ones every autumn? The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This is the type of ubiquitous fall mum typically sold at floral shops, supermarkets, and greenhouses. It is explicitly grown to ...

As the air grows crisp and the leaves shift crimson red and orange, chrysanthemums (Chrysanthemum x morifolium) make their return as the hallmark flower of the fall season. Better known as mums, this ...

Mums are a classic fall flower to brighten up your garden during some drearier days, but there is another option that you ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mums and autumn go hand in hand, but sometimes it's easier to go the faux route when it comes to these blooms if you live in a ...

Chrysanthemums, known as mums, are a hallmark of fall. They offer color and new life to your garden as the rest of the plants are slowly tapering off. "Many annuals at this time can look stressed," ...

Have you ever tried planting hardy mums and had them fail to come back the following year? Fall mums are perennial flowers that can grow and bloom in your landscape year after year, if you handle them ...

Few flowers signal fall’s arrival more than the cheerful chrysanthemum, or mum, said University of Missouri Extension horticulturist David Trinklein. Mums’ long-lasting blooms put on a colorful ...

Mums grow best in well-draining locations that receive at least six hours of sun per day. Areas with poor drainage or too much shade can make mums vulnerable to pests and disease. Many types of mums ...

Like pumpkins, chrysanthemums (mums for short) are a part of fall. Three types of mums are useful fall bloomers for different reasons. Many modern hybrid mums were bred by crossing Chrysanthemum ...

“If all your friends jumped off the Empire State Building would you follow them there too?” I can still hear my mother uttering those very words in response to me wanting to do something perfectly ...