Perennials and Roses - Cushion Mums

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Most prolific perennial ever developed—over 100 blossoms its first year! Forms a 12- to 15-in. mound of flowers late summer to frost. Long-lasting in arrangements, too. Best in full sun and well-drained soil. Potted. Zones 4-10.

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Description	Price	Qty

Yellow Cushion Mums 10066 - 1 plant per offer	$6.99

Unable to ship to: AK GU HI PR

Red Cushion Mums 10074 - 1 plant per offer	$6.99

Unable to ship to: AK GU HI PR

Copper Cushion Mums 10108 - 1 plant per offer	$6.99

Unable to ship to: AK GU HI PR

Purple Cushion Mums 17541 - 1 plant per offer	$6.99

Unable to ship to: AK GU HI PR

Product Details

Ship Season: Fall

Height: 12-15 inches

Bloom Time/Days To Maturity: Late Summer to Frost 3-4 weeks

Zone: 4 - 10 (-20° F.)

Spacing: 20-30 inches

Depth: Plant at the same dept it is in the pot.

Comments: When plants are 6 inches tall, pinch off top shoots; continue with each new 6 inches of new growth until early to mid July. This produces a more compact, bushy habit. When foliage browns in fall, mulch around the base. Do not cut back until early spring as new growth appears from the base. Feed every month with water soluble 5-10-5. For fewer, larger blossoms remove all but 4-5 strong stems and side buds as they form. Divide clumps every year as new growth shows in spring. A very well drained soil is critical for winter survival.