Plant Your Mums In The Ground
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Plant Your Mums In The Ground
30.7K viewsSep 19, 2024
YouTubeThird Coast Gardening
And yes, you can plant your mums in the ground even if it’s mid-late fall, and even if they’re a little bit crispy. Mums can be grown as perennial plants in many growing zones. Keep in mind that your mums will need a little supplemental watering to get established over the next few weeks unless you’re getting rain in the forecast. Here’s how to plant yours! #fallplanting #mums #fallgardening | Blueacre Garden
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And yes, you can plant your mums in the ground even if it’s mid-late fall, and even if they’re a little bit crispy. Mums can be grown as perennial plants in many growing zones. Keep in mind that your mums will need a little supplemental watering to get established over the next few weeks unless you’re getting rain in the forecast. Here’s how to plant yours! #fallplanting #mums #fallgardening | Blueacre Garden
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Don’t throw your mums away! As long as you can dig a hole in the ground, your mums can be planted! I’ve had great success planting annual mums and having them return each year (even if they aren’t specifically perennial mums!) try it out in your garden! #gardening101 #fallplanting #mums | Blueacre Garden
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Don’t throw your mums away! As long as you can dig a hole in the ground, your mums can be planted! I’ve had great success planting annual mums and having them return each year (even if they aren’t specifically perennial mums!) try it out in your garden! #gardening101 #fallplanting #mums | Blueacre Garden
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If you take your annual mums and plant them in the ground instead of throwing them out, you may get a surprise next year: perennial mums! I’ve had great success planting annual mums in zone 6 and having them return yearly. The key is to plant when the ground isn’t frozen, and your plant isn’t totally brown and wilted. #fallplanting #gardening101 #mums | Blueacre Garden
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If you take your annual mums and plant them in the ground instead of throwing them out, you may get a surprise next year: perennial mums! I’ve had great success planting annual mums in zone 6 and having them return yearly. The key is to plant when the ground isn’t frozen, and your plant isn’t totally brown and wilted. #fallplanting #gardening101 #mums | Blueacre Garden
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It’s fall so mums are everywhere.🌼 Many people are shocked to learn that some mums actually come back if you plant them in the ground! Be aware that not ALL mums will come back. My understanding is that there are two different kinds of mums: annual (multicaule) and perennials (morifolium). If they’re not labeled, the annuals tend to have thinner leaves that are not as wide and don’t have “notches” which are deep. Meanwhile, the genus Aster has around 170 species, some of which are native to Nor
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It’s fall so mums are everywhere.🌼 Many people are shocked to learn that some mums actually come back if you plant them in the ground! Be aware that not ALL mums will come back. My understanding is that there are two different kinds of mums: annual (multicaule) and perennials (morifolium). If they’re not labeled, the annuals tend to have thinner leaves that are not as wide and don’t have “notches” which are deep. Meanwhile, the genus Aster has around 170 species, some of which are native to Nor
23.9K viewsSep 30, 2025
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Planting Mums - Advice Welcome!
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Planting Mums - Advice Welcome!
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YouTubeHen and Heard
Planting Mums: Garden Bed Prep
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Planting Mums: Garden Bed Prep
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Many people are shocked to learn that some mums actually come back if you plant them in the ground, so you may need to buy another mum ever again! Be aware that not ALL mums will come back. There are two different kinds of mums: annual (multicaule) and hardy perennial mums (morifolium). If they’re not labeled, the annuals tend to have thinner leaves that are not as wide and don’t have “notches” which are deep. You can just toss them in the ground and wait to see. Ideally, you plant them early in
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Did You Know That Some Mums Come Back??
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YouTubeYou Can Do It Gardening
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🌼 Those beautiful fall mums can be more than porch decorations!
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YouTubeClaire Kenna Real Estate Agent
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Are Mums Annuals or Perennials? 🤔 | How to Grow Garden Mums #planttips #chrysanthemums #gardentips
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Stop! Don’t toss those mums 🍂🚫
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YouTubeSmith's Gardentown
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Check those mums you may still have in pots. Any new growth in there? There are some which are more cold tolerant than others but many of them can come back if you plant them right into the ground when you buy them or even if you leave them to die in flimsy plastic pots over the winter. Even better would be asters, which are great pollinators and native plants in many parts of the United States. I need more of these. Remember this next for fall! Has anyone else had this experience? If you’re new
1.6M viewsApr 9, 2024
TikTokyoucandoitgardening
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🌼 DON’T throw away your mums when they stop blooming! Those brown, crispy flowers don’t necessarily mean your mum is finished. If the foliage underneath is still healthy, it may have plenty of life left. 🌱 Here’s what to do: 🌱 Plant it in the ground instead of tossing it. ☀️ Choose a sunny spot with at least half a day of sun. Full sun is even better. ✂️ Remove the faded blooms, but don’t cut the entire plant back right away. Wait until a hard freeze turns it brown, then trim it down to a few
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Plant Mums: Essential Tips for Home Gardening
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🏵️ To get the most marvelous garden mums, here are 4 tips to consider: 1. Purchase garden mums that are in tight bud form. This way you can enjoy the show as they bloom and enjoy the flowers for longer. 2. Place your garden mums in a sunny location out of the rain. 3. Water your garden mums every other day. They like to be moist but not waterlogged. Water around the base of the plant, avoiding overhead watering, as wet foliage can lead to fungal diseases. 4. Deadhead the flowers regularly for r
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How to Care for Potted Mums: 4 Tips to Keep Mums Alive
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How to Water Fall Mums on Your Front Porch
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Plant AI for the win! This app identified and diagnosed my mums correctly and I can’t wait to use the app again! #plantai #backyardgarden #growyourownfood #harvesttime #gardentok
127.1K viewsOct 13, 2025
TikTokverygoodgardening
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Mums are beautiful fall plants but offer no ecological benefit. Aster plants are pollinators native to zone 7A. And the best part? They’re perennials! #fallflowers #pollinatorgarden #zone7a #gardentok #fypシ
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