Syngenta Flowers outlines the achievements and challenges of chrysanthemum production at its Alva Farm facility.

As the seasons change, growers and breeders are sharing strategies to make perennials a bigger part of fall programs.

The University of Minnesota’s cold-hardy breeding program delivers azaleas, chrysanthemums, and more varieties to northern climates.

Caitlin Splawski of MSU Extension looks at how growers can navigate temperature and timing challenges in fall garden mum production.

Ball Seed’s 2026-2027 Mums Growing Guide aims to be an all-in-one go-to source for a successful growing season.

This April 2025 Digital Deep Dive downloadable report covers some of the latest news on mums.

From growing media tariff impacts to new energy monitoring options, here’s what you may have missed in Greenhouse Grower’s April 2025 issue.

Research on mums has given the industry exciting varieties offering new and longer colors, new shapes, and more durability during shipments.

An e-Gro Alert from Dan Gilrein of Cornell explores the new presence of the sunflower spittlebug in the Northeast U.S.

The latest e-Gro alerts from Brian E. Whipker and Patrick Veazie of NC State investigate late-season garden mum diseases and control methods.

Dr. Julia L. Kerrigan of Clemson talks about her team’s project focused on ways to combat petal blight in the cut flower industry.

The latest e-Gro alert, from W. Garrett Owen of OSU, looks at optimizing emitter placement for the drip irrigation of summer bedding plants.

Syngenta Flowers provides a look at Fusarium and Pythium symptoms in garden mums, and cultural practices and fungicide programs to consider.