3 Important Tips for Healthy Mums || When to Plant, Prune, and Expect Blooms from Your Mums
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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
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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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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
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How to grow strawberries from strawberries! 🍓 Its super easy to grow them from seed. Here’s how I do it 👩‍🌾 Just cut thin slices from the outside of your strawbs to get the seeds then you could plant that directly but I prefer to let it dry for a few days and collect the seeds. Sprinkle the seeds over some compost and cover with a fine layer of compost. Keep them in a sunny spot like a windowsill and be patient 🙏 You won’t get fruit that year, but it should fruit the following year! Just rem
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Want your mums to last through the season? Follow these simple tips! 1. Soak your mums in a bucket of water when you get home for about 30 min-1 hour. Mums soak up water from their roots so this will ensure they are hydrated! 2. Check your mums regularly by picking them up. If they are light to the touch this means that they don’t have much water left in the pot. It’s time to soak again. 💦One year I was determined to keep my mums alive and I tried watering every single day! But watering from th
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