Revive mums how to

Are your Chrysanthemums turning brown, but you aren't quite sure what to do? Chrysanthemums, also known as "Mums" are a very hardy flower. The good news is that if you've seen some browning, you can likely reverse course. In this article, amateur gardener Jason White examines what to do when you see browning, and how to recover.

Stop by and get some awesome tips for keeping mums looking great. I'm a sucker for mums and I love all the bright charming fall colors.

Treat your potted mums with care, and they'll come back whether you maintain them in the pot or plant them out in the garden.

Planting your plants in the ground allows them to establish a good root system prior to the cold winter arrives. This will help them survive the cold weather

Once winter melts into spring, you have two choices for those dead-looking mums: Try to revive them for next fall or throw them out. Here's some advice to help you decide.

Did you know that watering mums from the bottom is best? Watering at the base of the plant keeps water off the leaves and reduces the chances of fungal problems. Check out our other tips to keep your mums looking good all season.

See how easy it can be to save your mums and keep them alive over winter to grow and bloom again next year!

Chrysanthemums or mums are one of the best flowers to use for the fall because their diverse colors match perfectly with your yellow, orange, and red fall decorations. So are you planning on planting mums for your fall garden this year? If so, you’ll need to know how to keep mums alive, especially during the winter.

Want to know how to keep fall mums alive all season long? These five easy tips will help you keep your lovely fall mums beautiful!

How do you take care of your mum flowers? How do you make sure your fall front porch is looking great all season long and your mum pots stay healthy? Here are 4 tips for making your fall flowers last even longer! #mums #fallgarden #fallflowers