Care and propagation tips for hardy chrysanthemums
Home gardeners can enjoy late summer to fall color by growing hardy chrysanthemums. Separate and divide established clumps, take 4 to 6 inch cuttings from new growth, use rooting hormone, and plant in sand and peat. Pinch new growth every two weeks until mid July to encourage bushy growth.
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