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Plant your mums after they’re done blooming and they’ll be a surprise pop of color next fall ✨
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Plant your mums after they’re done blooming and they’ll be a surprise pop of color next fall ✨
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YouTubeKelsey Lynn
Planting Mums - Advice Welcome!
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Planting Mums - Advice Welcome!
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YouTubeHen and Heard
5 Tips for How to Care for Mums in Pots So They’ll Last All Season Long
5 Tips for How to Care for Mums in Pots So They’ll Last All Season Long
Jan 4, 2016
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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 h
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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 h
348.9K viewsApr 9, 2024
FacebookYou Can Do It Gardening
How to Pick the Best Mums | Fall Planting & Care Tips
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How to Pick the Best Mums | Fall Planting & Care Tips
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YouTubeFoertmeyer Plant Tips
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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FacebookYou Can Do It Gardening
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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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
31.7K viewsNov 2, 2025
FacebookYou Can Do It Gardening
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Don’t Throw Away Your Mums! Do THIS Instead! 🌼
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YouTubeSmith's Gardentown
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How Do I Know My Mums are Going to Come Back? Getting the Right Perennial Mums
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YouTubeBuchwalter Greenhouse
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Deadhead Mums the Easy Way ✂️ (QUICK 2-min Garden Fix!)
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YouTubeShirley Carandang
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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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Mums Confession
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YouTubeGardenistaJax
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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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TikTokleonsgardenworld
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Tips for Keeping Mums Healthy and Vibrant All Season
1.5M viewsSep 24, 2022
TikTokjodie.thedesigntwins
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Planting Mums in the Ground: The Secret to Perennial Flowers
637.6K viewsSep 10, 2024
TikTokbuzzedblooms
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Plant Hardy Mums Once for a Thriving Fall Garden
280.1K viewsSep 20, 2025
TikTokhomegrowngirl0
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🍠 Do you prune your sweet potato vines, or just let them go wild? 🌿 I might have made a HUGE mistake this year! 😳 My sweet potato vines escaped my raised bed and spread nearly 30 FEET into my lawn! 🤯 While all those extra leaves help fuel growth, the vines can also root along the ground and potentially produce smaller sweet potatoes outside the bed. Next year, I might try growing them vertically instead! 🌱 🍠 Did I help my harvest or hurt it? We’re about to find out! #Gardening #SweetPotato
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TikToktheplanttechie
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Clean out my closet with me one category at a time - patterned pants now! This is part 2 to my plants collection, and the HARDEST category to declutter... I know some people will be upset by the pieces I'm choosing to rehome and others will feel I didn't let go of enough, but that's not the point. These cleanouts are for me. The point is to hold onto what I love and that still serves me and let go of what doesn't. Anyway, we're not done here. Who's ready for denim next? 👖✨ P.S. I also have form
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TikToksamspantsandplants
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Hiiiiii ! I was so thoughtfully gifted a lavender plant for my birthday last month !!! @tami gave me the plant I didn't even know I needed. Like the video suggests I did NOT need to do much with this plant. I pruned it one time. I did that on day 18 for a tradeee I was doing. This entire section of my garden all have plants that have been given to me. I've spent zero naira. Pleaseeee trade plants with people !! It's the Trade by barter way we NEED to come back to😭🙏🏾 #howtogrow #Lavender #howt
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