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3 Colorful Autumn Plants For a Splash of Color

In this post, I share 3 colorful Autumn plants that will add a splash of color to your home garden.  You will find images, plant description,s and video below.

3 Colorful Autumn Plants For A Splash of Color

 

purple orange and yellow autumn flowers

These 3 plants are adding a splash of color to my autumn garden instantly.  Impressive how they have been bloom for well over a month.  The blooms keep coming on these Chrysanthums and Pansy plants.  Despite the fact that they aren’t in a designated container.  I share the key to keeping these plants healthy and happy below the video.  After reading a Facebook comment asking about the Gigi Yellow Mum I made this video.  The video shares my story and an up-close look at these amazing plants.  I hope you will watch the video and consider subscribing to my YouTube Page if you have an account.

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3 Colorful Autumn Plants Close Up

gigi mums and purple pansy

I was going to title the blog ‘annuals’ but to be honest with you if you plant mums and pansies correctly they are perennials.  I am in hardiness zone 5b Ohio and I have had both pansies and mums survive our winters.  The key is keeping the plant watered during the autumn growing season and protecting the established roots during the winter.  Below I will share details on each plant featured in this video post.

Purple Pansy

upclose purple pansies

I am guessing that this is a Pansy Delta Premium Neon Violet because the description I found on Harris Seed fits.  The plant is fall standing at about 8″ height.  It is definitely not a trailing or Wave Pansy.  The stems are sturdy and the bloom has last a long time in the drastic weather conditions we’ve had this month.

Orange Mum

orange mum from lowes

This ‘Orange Mum’ caught my eye because of its bloom featuring hints of purple in the sun.  I have no idea what variety it is.

Gigi Mum

gig mum upclose

As I note in the video – when you shop at small mom and pop garden centers you will most likely get details on tagged plants. The shape of this Gigi Mum and the little petite continuous blooms is what caught my attention.

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Let’s Connect

Do you grow Mums and Pansies together in your home garden?  I would love to hear from you so be sure to reach out to me on my social media link provided in this post.  I also invite you to connect on my website.

Happy Autumn Gardening,

Bren Haas

2 Responses

  1. I just found your blog and I love it. Well Done! I have some orange Dahlias planted in one of my back perennial beds and underplanted them with yellow and red mums, sometimes you get the perfect plantings by accident and that was one of mine this past Fall. I loved the way it turned out, now I just have to remember to put the Dahlia’s in the same spot when I replant the rhizomes this Spring.

    1. Hey Kelly – thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. This next growing season outdoors is going to be amazing. Mixing the mums with dahlias is a fantastic idea. I’ve got a section in one of my landscapes where I just planted some mums. I hope they make it through the winter so I can try this combo. There are a few new varieties of dahlias I can’t wait to add to my collection. I will share them with you soon on my site. Ordering them this week and will share more soon. I hope we can continue the conversation soon. Bren!

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