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Chrysanthemum


Chrysanthemum selections

Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemums are a must-have for the fall garden. No other fall flower delivers as much color for as long and as reliably as good ol' mums.

Mums liven up the fading fall garden with handsome flowers of nearly all shades and colors. Some varieties have daisy blooms; others may be rounded globes, flat, fringed, quill shape, or spoon shape. They work exceptionally well in container plantings and pots.

Light:
Sun,Part Sun
Zones:
5-9
Plant Type:
Perennial
Plant Height:
1-3 feet tall
Plant Width:
1-3 feet wide
Landscape Uses:
Containers,Beds & Borders,Groundcover
Special Features:
Flowers,Fall Color,Cut Flowers,Easy to Grow
Top Varieties

Chrysanthemum 'Delano' is a popular red decorative mum, often grown as a container plant.
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Chrysanthemum 'Hillside Pink Sheffield' offers salmon-pink daisies in September and October.
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Chrysanthemum 'Jasper' is an anemone-type mum with red ray florets and a yellowish cushion overlaid with red. Flowers are 2-1/2 inches in diameter.
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Chrysanthemum 'Marilyn' offers abundant white double flowers from September to frost. In cool conditions it takes on a reddish cast.
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Chrysanthemum 'Peach Centerpiece' is a tall, upright form mum with 2- to 4-inch-wide, quill-shape peach-color blooms in midautumn.
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Chrysanthemum 'Sunny Robin' has small, button flowers in brilliant yellow.
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Chrysanthemum 'Zesty Jean' has an unusual pastel peachy-coral color. It is an early-blooming mum that retains its color well.
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Plant It With
Sedum

'Autumn Joy' sedum pairs well with rounded mums in shades of bronze, lavender, pink, and red.

Aster

The daisylike blooms of asters peak at the same time as those of chrysanthemums. Because aster blooms are usually smaller than those of mums, they add a finer texture to the mix.

Miscanthus

Ornamental grasses come into their glory in autumn as mums display their beauty. Wispy miscanthus looks especially good with a bed of mums surrounding its base.

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Comments (3)
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blazer22ky3 wrote:

what is the best way to keep potted mums for the next season ?

11/9/2011 08:35:11 PM Report Abuse
cissyboca1 wrote:

I am in zone 10a, South Florida; my store bought large pot of mums is starting to brown; should I pinch now? Mums aren't listed for my zone but if they sell them, can't I plant it??

10/23/2011 10:08:02 AM Report Abuse
lstroud01 wrote:

what is they best way to keep container mums for the next season?

9/4/2011 05:49:50 PM Report Abuse

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