How to Care for Mums in the Fall. I love decorating with fall mums, especially on my front porch. While everything else is turning brown mums retain their cheerfulness to celebrate the fall season.

The best practice is to deadhead mums frequently, snipping off flowers just as they start to fade. If done twice a week, it’s more of a fun time to spruce up your mums instead of a chore. Waiting ...

Leaving the mums in the original container is fine for gardeners who plan to use them only for fall decorations. Mums sold in the fall are potted in an artificial soil mix and can remain in those ...

Vibrant fall mums have earned their place on front porches and stoops alongside pumpkins and various parts of dried-out corn plants as quintessential outdoor autumn decor. And so often, when the ...

While a single potted mum plopped on the porch signals, “Yep, it’s fall,” people who embrace decorating for the season take a different approach. To them, mums are just a single element in a ...

Since we are expecting a taste of cool Fall weather, don’t you have the desire to get into the spirit by decorating your home, specifically your front door?

Homecoming season in Texas brings festive decorations to cities, with students proudly wearing the iconic, oversized mums and garters. This cherished tradition has become a hallmark of Texas high ...

Knowing when and how to deadhead mums can help prolong blooming and keep your plants looking their best all season long. Removing faded flowers (called deadheading) interrupts the plant's goal of ...