my chryshamums

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by duckyjuk, Nov 29, 2006.

  1. duckyjuk

    duckyjuk Gardener

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    Do i takes ny mums out of
    the garden or keep them in the ground?
     
  2. Nick the Grief

    Nick the Grief Apprentice Gardener

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    You can do either. I guess they are spray chrysanths are they?

    What you can do is lift them & get rid of the excess soil, trim the roots back & cut the tops down to about 3" (don't do metric :D ) then "pot" them up in a seed tray in fresh compost & keep them frost free & dryish till about January. Then if you give them a good watering & a bit of bottom heat you can take cuttings from the new growth and pp them into multipurpose compost & pertlite (50:50 mix)again with som bottom heat & they will root in about 2 - 3 weeks. Then you pot them on & plant out after the last frost & throw the old stool away.
     
  3. TG

    TG Gardener

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  4. use to be gardener

    use to be gardener Gardener

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    [​IMG] good advice T G thats how i done mine for years.
     

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