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When should I plant in my area? The best time to plant is after all danger of frost has passed. You must determine the best planting time for your location. Chrysanthemums will bloom at their scheduled times when planted prior to July. Thus, there is no need to rush to plant in the colder areas of the U.S. We will ship every Monday from the first of March, until the end of June. Please choose a shipping date when the dangers of freezing temperatures have passed in your area (unless you have a protective structure, such as a greenhouse). We have found that cuttings do better outdoors from the beginning, rather starting off indoors, because of the risk of damping off.) Please allow us at least three weeks to process your order, prior to requested ship date. To view the average frost dates in your area, check out the handy table that the folks at Victory Seeds have put togetherhttp://www.victoryseeds.com/frost/index.html |
What should I do when my plants arrive? It is most important that your plants be removed from the plastic shipping bags immediately upon arrival. Failure to do this may cause severe loss of foliage. If unable to transplant immediately, set the rooted cuttings upright in a container with short sides – like a cake pan or a Rubbermaid container. Water very gently and mist until you can transplant into soil. We recommend initial planting into 4-inch pots in a light composted soil mix for the first two weeks. Initial watering should be with a liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength. Protect from extremes in temperature and wind until well established.All plants leave the nursery in good condition. If, however, your plants arrive in poor condition due to delay in transit, heat or freezing, and fail to thrive after transplanting, please notify us within 10 days of receipt so that necessary adjustments can be made. |
Terms of Sale No telephone orders please. (catalog or web only, thank you!) Minimum order: Payment Options: Shipping Dates: Shipping Methods: Canadian and Overseas Orders: We do not ship outside of the United States. Adjustments: Substitutions: If we are unable to provide the ordered cultivar because of lack of supply or failure to root, we will need to substitute with a cultivar of similar type and bloom date. If you will not accept substitutions, indicate so on the order form. Return Policy: |