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Colorful, yellow chrysanthemums are a welcome fall flower that extend the blooming season in flower gardens. If they are grown in pots,they can decorate your porch well into the fall or until the freeze of winter sets in. When that happens, don't throw them away, because being a perennial, they will grow again come spring. Just set them in a cool dry place until the first signs of spring, then set them out and begin watering them regularly. I've had some that came back every year for 10 years. As with all my Listia auctions, the winning bidder has 7 days to provide me with their verified shipping information, or the item will be re-listed and their credits will be forfeit. I DO NOT SHIP TO UNVERIFIED ADDRESSES. Thank you for looking, please feel free to check out all my other auctions as well. Happy Bidding!
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I have had questions on how to grow these, so here's what I found...

Mums take up to four months to flower from seed, so it is best to give the seedlings a head start by sowing them indoors in early spring. Start the seeds roughly eight weeks before the last spring frost, which is mid-February within Mediterranean climates. The seeds can also be started outdoors anytime from after the last spring frost until two months before the first autumn frost. However, the seeds germinate less reliably when sown outdoors due to temperature and moisture fluctuations in the soil.

Light exposure is key to successfully germinating mum seeds, so they must be sown at the appropriate depth. Sow two or three seeds in each pot by lightly pressing them onto the surface of the soil. Spread a very thin layer of soil on top so they are covered but still somewhat exposed to the light. Dry soil may shift during watering, so mist the surface with a spray bottle and gently tamp it down to increase contact with the seeds.
Jun 14th, 2014 at 3:30:27 PM PDT by

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