Mums

[Nancy5]

 Love mums and have some planted in my gardens.  This year I bought 2 hanging baskets of mums and have them in plant stands by front door.  My question is can I bring them in for the winter?  Will they survive for next fall and if I can bring them in do I put them in a garage, or basement that is warmer than a unseated garage.  Thanks for any help

[amyDAST]

I do not have a green thumb what so ever but I wanted to reply on this to bump it up so you can get help with this! I love looking at the neighbors flowers outside their homes. I wish I had the ability to grow things. I always find a way to kill everything I have ever tried to grow. 

[ancmetro]

     I have a green thumb. If it is good for the environment, it is good enough for me.

[nannycoe1]

They may survive in the house, I do know you can plant them and they will come back in the Spring

[taj75657]

The purple ones are my favorite. When I was young my Grandma and I planted a few and they grew so big, into bushes and stayed year round with leaves and twice per year would bloom everywhere. I haven't had that luck since then.

[dinkydawes]

Possibly bring them in, most of my mums died this fall, so I planted them in hopes they come back next year.  So It might be better if you do bring them in.

[surveypro2016]

I have 2 brown thumbs so I am no help but I commented as well to bump up your post. Good luck! 

[catchow]

Most Mums are Perennials so they will come back

[makeblessed]

I like them, but do not do much gardening, and besides we live in an area with four seasons including snow so we usually plant annuals and hope they will be when the weather turns warmer.

[ljrjess69]

i like my mums they r so easy to grow.........