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spooks
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Gardners - Mums Question
We have these huge mum plants in theground - they need to be trimmed or something. Can I cut them and replant somewhere else or in a pot? If so, does it matter where I cut them (root, etc.).
TIA!
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Posted 10/21/09 2:14 PM  |
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HeatherRose
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Re: Gardners - Mums Question
I'm not expert gardner, but I don't believe you can cut them now. but you could transplant them or split them so they aren't as full in one spot, I'm just not sure if they will flower this season
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| Posted 10/21/09 2:23 PM |
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spooks
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Re: Gardners - Mums Question
Posted by HeatherRose
I'm not expert gardner, but I don't believe you can cut them now. but you could transplant them or split them so they aren't as full in one spot, I'm just not sure if they will flower this season
They actually already flowered - they're huge and tons of them, falling over.
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| Posted 10/21/09 2:26 PM |
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diva7531
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Ryan 3 boys EDD 11/6!
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Re: Gardners - Mums Question
You can cut them down. When/If they start growing back net year, pinch them into "mum shape" until the 4th of july.
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| Posted 10/21/09 3:03 PM |
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