Caring for mums in pots

Have you been watering your potted mums the wrong way? Are they drying up? Are the flowers turning brown? In this post, I will tell you how to get the most life out of your potted mums by watering them the correct way. You have to try this! Mums, which are short for chrysanthemums are one of the first signs of fall. You’ll see potted mums with their big flowers and vibrant colors on porches right beside pumpkins. Pumpkins and mums paired together create a warm and inviting entry to your…

Enjoy hardy mum flowers all year! Here's everything you need to know about how to care for mums, whether they are in a pot or in the ground.

Stop by and get some awesome tips for keeping mums looking great. I'm a sucker for mums and I love all the bright charming fall colors.

We treat mums like annuals and buy more every fall, but the truth is they are perennials that we should be keeping. Here's how to overwinter your mums.

Planting your plants in the ground allows them to establish a good root system prior to the cold winter arrives. This will help them survive the cold weather

Learn all you need to know about how to keep fall mums alive. These fall plants can be the star of your porches, yard, and patio. It just takes a little care to keep them stunning for months.

Stop by and get some awesome tips for keeping mums looking great. I'm a sucker for mums and I love all the bright charming fall colors.

This guide on how to care for mums covers the best types to grow, tips for growing mums in pots and in gardens, decorating with mums, pruning, and overwintering.

Chrysanthemums or mums are one of the best flowers to use for the fall because their diverse colors match perfectly with your yellow, orange, and red fall decorations. So are you planning on planting mums for your fall garden this year? If so, you’ll need to know how to keep mums alive, especially during the winter.

Mums are a fall staple plant and we have some mums tips to keep your blooms looking pretty all season long. Repot your mum when you get home. Mums tend to be rootbound (their roots take up the whole pot) and will last longer if you plant them in a larger pot. You will get a longer bloom if you can find a sunny spot. Make sure to keep the soil moist. Pruning your mums may extend their life.