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Grit & Grace Gardens and Design
Igloo Cool Mum
Igloo Cool Mum
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$30.00 USD
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- ***Note***: Early blooms appear white with a hint of pink stripe— a natural part of the plant’s development. This color shift has been seen by multiple growers and is likely due to early blooming and plant maturity. Mother Nature can be tricky to predict, but as the plants mature and we move into the fall season (which is their natural blooming time), you can expect the flowers to deepen into the beautiful pink tones they’re known for.
- Hardy Perennial Garden Mum : Plant size and bloom stage will vary at time of purchase. Spring grown mums will be quite a bit smaller at first, but will continue to grow to their mature size by fall. Mature size: 2' Tall x 2'-3' Wide, Pink/Purple blooms
- *Limited quantities available for pre-order. Plants can be picked up at the farm May 31st or after. You will be notified when your order is ready for pick up. Disregard the pick up date the order confirmation shows, it is a default.
- Plant Right Away: For optimal root growth and winter resilience, plant your mum as soon as possible in well drained soil and fertilize until buds appear. Early planting encourages strong, healthy roots.
- Bloom Times: This variety can potentially bloom twice a year—once in late May/early June and again in September/October. Bloom time may vary based on day length, as mums are sensitive to light and require shorter days to trigger blooming.
- Cut Back in June/July: To maintain a dense plant, simply cut the plant about one-third to half way back. This should be done 1-3 times no later than July 4th to ensure it will bloom in the fall.
- Consistent Moisture: Ensure the plant receives consistent moisture to prevent wilting. Check the soil moisture by digging 1-2 inches into the soil at the base of the plant. Rainfall is not always enough depending on the location your mum is planted and how dense the foliage is.
- Water at the Base: Water the base of the plant to keep the foliage dry, as wet leaves can lead to disease.
Photo Credit: Ball Seed
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