Fall Flowers That Aren't Chrysanthemums - Part 1
I know I’m in the minority, but I’m just not a fan of mums anymore. They're great for huge swaths of temporary color especially in commercial properties, but I'll pass in my own front yard. I think it’s simply a case of being tired of being tired of planting essentially the same plant year after year, only in a different color or size. I've also noticed that I am veering away from the precise, formal plantings that are typical of beds of mums. Instead, I am beginning to prefer a much more casual, natural look with its unusual twists and its unexpected delights.