Northern Alabama gardener's fall-planted mums are blooming in June. They ask if they'll bloom again in autumn.
Unusual weather patterns can trigger off-season flowering. Let them bloom now.
Normally, mums are pinched until July 4 to delay bloom until fall. Since they bloomed early, the hard cutback now mimics that process.
Report back if it works—this is a garden experiment!
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