What to Do if Mums Not Blooming: 6 Tricks to Boost Flowering

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Apply these specially tailored tips to your cyclamen plant, and it’ll thank you by blooming all winter long. Don’t worry; these tips are simple to understand and implement and will make your plant healthier and bloom better.

This winter stunner with cascading foliage and fragrant white-to-red blooms sometimes underperforms without proper care. Let’s examine the mistakes that stop a Christmas Cactus from blooming and fix them so you have lovely flowers by the holidays!

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Chrysanthemums, or mums, are beautiful flowers that grow in multi-layered petal forms. If you adore these blooms and want to add some mum-look-alike varieties, then this post is for you. These might look visually similar to mums, but they have their own uniqueness that sets them apart.

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Mums, or chrysanthemums, are most popular fall flowers that add rich and versatile colors to gardens and homes. We share ways to keep your mums looking fuller and bushier while they grow and bloom happily through the seasons!

Fall is a busy time for gardeners! As your annuals finish blooming in spring and summer, it may feel like your garden’s cycle is winding down. But don’t hang up your gloves just yet—there’s much work to be done! 

Despite having had around 4″ of rain since last Saturday, there has still been plenty of dry weather in between, allowing for much seasonal industry. Even the Golfer has stirred himself again and cut down the small and underperforming damson, before beginning to take tiles off the shed roof to seek the source of numerous leaks. He must have  reconfigured and reroofed the shed at least half a dozen times already but likes a good project as much as I do, although doesn’t have quite the same get-up-and-go as he had when he was younger and healthier. Meanwhile, I tackled the mid-hedge, keeping it at a manageable height (above).

Waiting endlessly for your beloved monstera or prized philodendron to sprout new leaves? Even the healthiest indoor plants can hit a snag and show no signs of fresh life! Luckily, with these tricks, you can jumpstart revival and promote new growth in your houseplants!

Fall may be the beginning of the resting period for many plant species and gardeners, but it is the best time to plant the following seeds to relish mesmerizing blooms the next year! These varieties prefer to germinate in the cooler autumn soil, producing mighty blossoms as the seasons turn!