Winterin’ Mums
Frequently, a gardener asks, “How shall I care for my chrysanthemums so they will live through the winter ?” If plants are old, spindly, and diseased, why save them? It
Frequently, a gardener asks, “How shall I care for my chrysanthemums so they will live through the winter ?” If plants are old, spindly, and diseased, why save them? It
Gardeners in such states as Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and one or two of their near neighbors formerly had difficulty in planning their gardens, so they were full of
Have you ever seen chrysanthemums planted to utilize the contrast in their different flower forms? Probably not! Because most gardeners who grow mums are more conscious of their colors than
Although roses are my favorite flowers and have been for many years, hardy garden chrysanthemums are getting to be a close second. The first great advance in wide popularity came
For mums that riot in brilliant color in a last burst of bloom before frost strikes, gardeners in northern climates can thank men like Dr. L. E. Longley, assistant professor
In the history of the world, certain flowers have been cultivated and appreciated for their sheer enjoyment rather than for any special purpose. A few noteworthy kinds with an extensive
I am fond of chrysanthemums and like to grow many of the better varieties for their beauty in the garden and arrangements and to give them away to friends as
According to reports from test gardens and breeders across the country, chrysanthemums are better than ever this year. In addition, test varieties show marked improvements in hybridization, in keeping with
Chrysanthemums fans call their favorite the universal flower. And they aren’t far from right. Whatever you ask of a flower—except fragrance—the chrysanthemum delivers. The forms of its flowers are endlessly
Even though fall is months away, it’s not too soon to start working for top-quality chrysanthemums to brighten up borders or foundation plantings. Regardless of the number of plants grown