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Stop Treating Your Mums Like Disposables!

Did you know those gorgeous container mums (chrysanthemums) from the garden center or your local grocery store aren't single-season decorations? 
In our local climate, they are hardy perennials waiting to burst into bloom again next year. Don't toss them out with the pumpkins!  Learn simple secrets to help your garden mums survive winter and thrive year after year.

Read our Winter Survival Guide:    (click here)

FALL 2026 BLOOM FESTIVAL
VOTE ON THE BEST OF SHOW BLOOM 

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THE 2026 SPRING CUTTING SALE EVENT is OVER IT WAS A WONDERFUL SUCCESS

​​​THANK YOU ALL SEE YOU SPRING 2027

We have had tremendous success with this sale in the past, and our prices are better than those of national dealers. The cost of plants will be $5.00 apiece, or 5 plants for $20. Buyers may also join our club, Central Carolina Chrysanthemum Society. Everyone who decides to join at the sale will receive 3 free plants; access to the private member section on our website contains a 43pp reference manual of growing guidance and additional helful tips and tricks of plant information. A subscription to The Chrysanthemum magazine, published quarterly by the National Chrysanthemum Society. Membership in both societies is automatic and costs $45 per year if the member wants to receive all copies of the magazine online, or $55 per year to receive 2 of the issues per year in print. Our members meet monthly to learn growing techniques from experts inside and out of our club. We also have a tremendous mum show in November, which will be at Duke Gardens this year.

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Just in case you haven't received the December issue of THE CHRYSANTHEMUM yet, I want to share Margie Case's gorgeous photo of her Raleigh garden. Congrats, Margie! 
CCCS member Margie Case decorated her backyard with more than six different classes of chrysanthemums, used a full moon as a backdrop,  made a classic photograph NCS displayed on their December magazine cover
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CCCS MISSION STATEMENT:
The Central Carolina Chrysanthemum Society (CCCS) is a dedicated group of expert and novice horticulturists in the Durham/Raleigh area with a mission to protect rare heirloom chrysanthemums from extinction and help the public successfully grow these extraordinary, vintage blooms

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