I do, but I don't know the name of it. A lovely coppery color. Look on the November photo thread for a photo of it fading. I didn't prune it at all and it doesn't flop. It does expand (this is a 2 or 3 year old clump) and the voles don't like it. It is the absolute last thing in my garden to start blooming as well as being the final flowers left at season's end. If you want a hunk, let me know.

NHB, I wrote a note for May 2016 to ask you for a hunk of that mum. Let's see if I can not lose this phone before then.....

Anyone close to lexington ma have Sheffield to share?

As I said, I have lots of Will's Wonderful to go around.

I have a golden yellow with large (3-4") blooms that starts early. I've had it for years, but not certain of the name. I know the tag said "King's" something. I thought it was "King's Ransom" but the only references to that said it was cream and pinkish. It may have been "King's Gold" but I can't find anything about that. What I do know is that it's a gorgeous golden yellow, has very large, full blooms, and starts early and keeps going.

I do. I have Deb's Daisy which is still in bloom. This poor thing is a real survivor. Every year it gets mowed by the lawn mower, edged by the weed whacker, or something traumatic like that, and every year I say I'm going to move it to a better, safer spot and every year I forget. And then I see the magenta blooms and remember that I even have it! Just noticed it yesterday for the first time, to be honest! One of the last things in bloom in my garden.

My daisy-like pink chrysanthemums are just about done but I saw a good looking clump in Concord NH yesterday.