Heirloom Chrysanthemums rooted- ship May.

Rooted Chrysanthemums ship in 2026 - See Mum varieties below ⬇︎⬇︎❤️

Growing Chrysanthemums is easy and rewarding
Starter plants & plugs, are usually a sure bet. Cuttings are quite easy.
For cuttings use very small pots, and extra well drained soil, (I add perlite to Promix™)
Do not cover, heat mats are rarely needed, rooting hormone is helpful but not necessary
Make sure to put the cutting where you will mist or water just the top foliage. Never in the direct sun.
Average room temperatures work for us. 70°F
Rooting should take place in just a few weeks. Wait a few more weeks to check them.
You should see new green growth before you give them any significant water, fertilizer or checking.
Many chrysanthemum growers use large pots for the summer months that can be protected or brought inside for the winter.
Cut flower growers often, grow these in High Tunnels and try to over-winter the Mother plants in the High Tunnel.
You can also take cuttings, root them and bring those in for the winter.
These chrysanthemums are not hardy in zone 6, a few in zone 7. Over-winter under protection.
Be ready for your cuttings arrival with soil and pots, they need to be planted asap.
Rooted plugs need to be planted asap.
Expect a few days of wilted -sulking behavior from you mums. They are generally shipped on the dry side.
We sell a lot of Chrysanthemum blooms, look for September - November- to be peak season for blooms.