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Finally in Bloom

17 years ago

This is a mum I planted two years ago, but just now is blooming and I like it a lot.

It is Sheffield from Bluestone Perennials.

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pamcrews
17 years ago
WOW...that's probably the biggest mum I've ever seen. How big was it when you purchased it? Beautiful! I'm about three shades of green with mum envy.

Pam
helenh
17 years ago
Very nice. I like the color and the mound shape.
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bunny6
17 years ago
Pretty Mum. I agree that is the biggest mum I have ever saw. Mine look like tiny plants compared to yours. What do you feed it for it get so big? I like the color. Mine are yellow:)
gldno1
Original Author
17 years ago
I just put it in the ground.........I suspect it is just the variety that gives it the size. I ordered it as those small liners from Bluestone Perennials.
caroline_2008
17 years ago
Your mum is beautiful, glad it finally bloomed
for you, mine has be in bloom several weeks.
They are not as large as yours
Thanks for sharing. Happy gardening, caroline

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