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funeral mums
A friend of mine got a lovely pot of "florist" mums for her birthday.
She was ready to pitch the plant when it was done and I took it and planted it, after trimming it 'way back. I took the trimmings and put them in small pots. About 18 small pots. Planted them in the ground when they had taken root and ALL are blooming right now. The cutting are about 8-10" tall and full of blooms. They will be much bigger next year. The "mother" plant is gorgeous! I did expect the new blooms to be somewhat inferior to the "forced" big blooms from the florist, but was nicely surprised to see these beautiful big blooms in my garden. griffon wrote: So anyway I attended a funeral and only two or three flowers were taken. Someone came up to me and told me I should take all of the other flowers because nobody wanted them and they would leave them at the cemetary to be thrown away or whatever. Among them were a bunch of the big-bloomed mums. I know nothing about these - are they like the fancy pottle cyclamens, indoor-only plants, or can I plant these outside with all of the "normal" mums? |
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