Mum garden bed

Mums can give you color until the cold comes. Here’s how to make the queen of autumn gardens thrive and how to take care of mums in a pot.

Discover the benefits of companion planting with mums in your garden. Learn how to pair mums with other plants to create a harmonious and flourishing garden. Incorporating mums in your garden design not only adds a pop of color but also helps promote plant health and growth. Explore different combinations and elevate your gardening game with the beauty and functionality of companion planting with mums.

Are Mums Perennial or Annual? If you are also confused between the two, we are here to clear it out once and for all!

Mums dry out in a second and need to be watered at least once a day. After the repeated stress of drying out, they often die. Learn how to care for yours.

The design experts at HGTV share gorgeous outdoor decorating ideas for fall including pumpkin arranging, mum container gardens, DIY outdoor decor, front door inspiration and more.

Skye Hamilton • Home & Garden • Hydrangea Queen on Instagram: "Don’t throw out your mums. Regardless of how it’s labeled, at the end of the season, I take my container mums and either put them directly in the ground, or I plant them in my raised bed garden over the winter until I can find a spot for them in the spring. In colder climates, cut it down to the ground and cover it with a good layer of straw or leaf mulch to protect them over the winter. It will come back bigger and better every…

Perennial mums are long-lived garden plants that bloom every fall in the flower garden. A wide range of species, flower forms, and colors are available to

How to Grow Mums: Chrysanthemums or mums are the quintessential flowers of autumn...find out how to grow mums and see a few of our favorite varieties to add to your garden.

Are your mums turning brown and looking sad? Find out all the reasons this may be happening to these flowers!

When I first started gardening, I didn't think too much about chrysanthemums—better known as mums. I just thought they were those plants everyone put out in