Garden Mum Production: Diseases and Nutritional Disorders
Garden Mum Production: Diseases and Nutritional Disorders
Abstract
Many Kentucky vegetable and greenhouse producers are beginning to include fall chrysanthemum production in their operations. Garden mums are usually planted in June and sold in September when fall color is in demand. Production can vary in size; small scale growers may produce as few as 200 plants per season. Size of the operation influences cultural practices, as well as initial investments in important practices (e.g., surface drainage, pre‐plant fungicide dips, and pre‐emergent herbicides); all of which can impact disease management.
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Publication ID
PPFS-OR-H-10
Publication Date
May. 1, 2015
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