Mums can be overwintered indoors by allowing them to go dormant in a cool, dark location. To keep mums as houseplants, they need sufficient light, regular watering, and occasional fertilization.

One popular choice for the fall season is mums, and Pat Sullivan, from Sullivan Hardware and Garden, is making sure you know how to care for them. Here's a few tips he shared: The best time to plant ...

Light frosts only harm blooms, but hard freezes can kill mum roots. Use mulch, covers, or shelter for protection; wait until spring to prune. Choose hardy mums for outdoor planting—florist mums need ...