Costa Farms Chrysanthemum

These plants ship in bud form, which means they will arrive with closed or partially closed buds. This ensures you get the maximum amount of bloom time once they settle into your space.

Yes, they are versatile enough for both container arrangements and in-ground planting. Because they are perennials, they can be planted directly into garden beds to return next season, provided your climate is suitable for their hardiness zone.

Chrysanthemums perform best in full sun, meaning at least six hours of direct sunlight daily. Placing them in a sunny spot will encourage the most vibrant orange color and robust blooming.

Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged, and be sure to use pots with adequate drainage holes. Since they are compact, they are perfect for porch decor or centerpieces, but check the soil daily as container plants dry out faster than those in the ground.

Yes, these are perennial chrysanthemums. While they are often treated as seasonal annuals for fall color, they can survive the winter in many climates if planted in the ground and properly mulched.