I had previously removed the page with all the pictures. I reinstated the page for you to enjoy. It is titled Wilson County Fair 2009. Some of the pictures are really good. Enjoy.

Your Welcome. I hope this brings many blooms for you.

I am glad to help. Email me with any extra questions.

VERY COOL! Thanks for the feedback!

It might be helpful after the frost has killed off the foliage, to use a mulch, maybe pine needles or some other type of mulch, to cover the root stock of the plant for the winter. You can remove the heavy mulch in the early spring after you are past the extreme cold months. The mulch will insulate and protect from the frost and snow touching the roots directly.

I just confirmed the climate zones for the Hardy Mum, and it is saying it is 5-9. That means they will grow in tropical places, but they would be perennials. I couldn't image them looking really pretty being a perennial year round, so I don't think they are very popular in tropical climates.

Very True. You must know your climate zone before making major investments into your yard or landscape.

So True!

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