It might be difficult if you have lots of snow but you could try trimming all the stems to the ground (about 1-3" tall), then put about 6-12" of leaf mulch over them, and better yet, also put a plastic tent over them (start by making a chicken wire cloche and clip a plastic bag over it). Google it and you'll find lots of DIY videos
I'm not 100% sure. I've always had best luck taking cuttings that did not have a flower bud already starting. Try it and see. If it works, let me know!
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Mum's the word.
Thanks 🙏
Nice to know you can make more mums from old ones.
Glad to see you're back. I look forward to your videos.
Thank you!
Looks great Jordan. Would ya do an update on your pumpkins
What climate zone are you in? Would these mums overwinter in NH?
We are in Southern Illinois zone 7a
It might be difficult if you have lots of snow but you could try trimming all the stems to the ground (about 1-3" tall), then put about 6-12" of leaf mulch over them, and better yet, also put a plastic tent over them (start by making a chicken wire cloche and clip a plastic bag over it). Google it and you'll find lots of DIY videos
where are you living? can we do it in Illinois?
We are in Southern Illinois
Can this be done with a mum I bought today that is full of flowers? Thank you!
I'm not 100% sure. I've always had best luck taking cuttings that did not have a flower bud already starting. Try it and see. If it works, let me know!
@@nuttygnomehomestead will do! I might cut off flower first so it won’t waste energy on that part.