Gardeners have two sources of chrysanthemum flowers: established landscape plants and newly purchased potted mums. An 8-inch pot holds hundreds of buds ready to burst with color in days.
Flowers last weeks, but foliage withers after first frost. Don't despair—leaves reappear next spring. Begin the cycle of clipping back foliage twice before next fall to maintain compact, floriferous plants.
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