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When clicked, all photos will open in a new window.My Chrysanthemums Flickr SetThank you for visiting.To view other participants, clickSky Watch FridaySky Watch Friday_/\_/\_ Sky Watch Friday: Chrysanthemums in the Sun

The mums and asters are blooming right now. - I love these flowers, especially the purple asters. These yellow mums are so cheerful.. but such a sign of fall. :)

A Pair of Jade jardinieres with hardstone 'chrysanthemums', on cloisonne and champleve enamel stands. Qing dynasty each spinach-green jade jardiniere in the shape of a small bowl supported on a straight foot, with rounded sides and everted rim, applied with five carved white jade lotus blooms

In Part 19, we talked about the need for more colour in our front garden. Now, enter the Mums … or to be more precise Chrysanthemums. If you recall, way back in Part 1, we stated that our goal was to makeover our front gardens so it would be as low maintenance, no maintenance as possible.

Time to kick off the Mum Season. This is two of the 36 I purchased yesterday. Twenty-one were in 4.5-inch pots, which are really small for a Chrysanthemum, so maybe those don’t count. The little rose garden we tend to was looking a little rough for under planting so we took out the Cosmos, Amaranthus and Violets that had kind of seeded in and used the small mums along the front border.

My chrysanthemum seedlings have been transplanted into green planter boxes where they continue to fill out and grow.I must admit to uncertainty about what is a bud and what is a new leaf and time will tell. These little flowers are my first chrysanthemum journey.

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I was expecting five seedlings from King's Mums and was gifted with a sixth chrysanthemum which makes that one more special. They arrived in a small UPS box which I can't imagine is a very pleasant experience for a tiny plant. However, they arrived intact and their sojourn in the confines of a dark box was brief.

I am going to try to grow some of the amazing rare flowers, that I have featured in other posts on my blog. The special elder man that gave me these flowers and introduced me to the "Way of the Chrysanthemum" left this world a few weeks ago. He was very old and had a wonderful life and leaves a garden of mindfulness, compassion and empathy behind.