Few garden purchases deliver more instant color than a hanging basket. The challenge is that many baskets look incredible in May and disappointing by July. What begins as a lush display of flowers...
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Avalon Orange Mum
(Chrysanthemum morifolium ‘Avalon Orange’)
Bring brilliant autumn color to your garden or patio with the Avalon Orange Mum. This vibrant fall-blooming perennial showcases dense mounds of fiery orange blooms that create a warm, seasonal display. With its compact, rounded habit and abundant flower clusters, Avalon Orange is perfect for brightening porches, garden beds, and container arrangements. Blooming from late summer through fall, it’s a go-to choice for adding festive color and texture to seasonal décor.
Brilliant Fall Color: Masses of bold orange blooms that capture the warmth of autumn.
Compact, Rounded Habit: Neat shape makes it ideal for containers, borders, and mixed displays.
Extended Bloom Time: Flowers from late summer into the fall season.
Low Maintenance: Easy to grow and care for, even for beginner gardeners.
Pollinator-Friendly: Attracts bees and butterflies for seasonal garden activity.
Light: Prefers full sun for the best flowering.
Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy; avoid overhead watering.
Soil: Plant in well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.
Maintenance: Remove spent blooms to encourage continued flowering.
Winter Care: In colder regions, mulch around the base to protect roots.
Whether you’re dressing up your porch for autumn, creating a vibrant garden focal point, or adding a burst of seasonal cheer to containers, the Avalon Orange Mum delivers rich color and long-lasting beauty for fall displays.
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