Inside a steamy greenhouse, it almost looks like fall. Rows and rows of racks holding green mounds, with a hint of yellow here and a touch of rust there, fill the space. Outside, rows of the mounds, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This is the type of ubiquitous fall mum typically sold at floral shops, supermarkets, and greenhouses. It is explicitly grown to ...

Before the poinsettias start showing up and after the jack-o’-lanterns have been put away, mums are still in full force until Thanksgiving. Few things are as welcoming as a pot of simple mums. No ...

Light frosts only harm blooms, but hard freezes can kill mum roots. Use mulch, covers, or shelter for protection; wait until spring to prune. Choose hardy mums for outdoor planting—florist mums need ...

Whether you display them on your porch beside your hand-picked pumpkins, or tuck them into your flower beds for some late season blooms, mums are classic plants that bring rich color to autumn gardens ...

Mums are a cheerful flowering plant known for their autumnal appeal. While mums can be perennials, those sold in the autumn are meant to be grown as annuals. Make sure to give your mums plenty of ...

If you think you have a ‘black thumb’ a surefire way to turn it a bit green this fall is placing a few garden mums in your yard or on your balcony. Yes, I know that, technically, you really aren’t ...

There are two mum types: florist and garden perennial mums. Botanically, they are both members of the genus Chrysanthemum, with many hybrids in each category. The main difference between florist mums ...