Mammoth Yellow Quill Garden Mum

Garden Mum, Mammoth Daisy Quill Yellow
Very hardy and dense-mounded—no need to prune or deadhead. Yellow daisies blend with sedums and catmints.
Bright yellow quilled daisies with unusual spoon-shaped ray florets.
Mammoth™ Daisies are exceptional garden mums, developed by the University of Minnesota for vigor and hardiness. Once established, they will grow to 3 feet tall, mounding to 4 feet across. Extra hardy compared to the common pot mums, plants overwinter dependably to Zone 3, and flower well in the south. With remarkably dense, tight habit, each plant gets covered with hundreds of colorful daisies. Does not need pruning, pinching or deadheading. Container size: 4″

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