The per­fect green flower for St. Patrick­’s Day has to be the Ker­mit Pom­pon mum pic­tured here. What’s not to like?

Green Kermit Mums

Arranging and Caring for Kermit Chrysanthemum Cut Flowers

With their vibrant green blooms, Ker­mit chrysan­the­mums make stun­ning addi­tions to any flo­ral arrange­ment. Here are some tips for arrang­ing and car­ing for these unique flowers:

Kermit Mum Arranging Tips:

  • Choose the right vase: Select a vase that com­ple­ments the size and shape of the flow­ers. A sim­ple, clear vase allows the unique col­or to shine.
  • Cre­ate a focal point: Use a clus­ter of Ker­mit chrysan­the­mums as the cen­ter­piece of your arrangement.
  • Add con­trast­ing col­ors: Pair them with flow­ers in com­ple­men­tary col­ors like pur­ple, pink, or white for a strik­ing effect.
  • Con­sid­er tex­ture: Com­bine Ker­mit chrysan­the­mums with flow­ers that have dif­fer­ent tex­tures, such as fluffy hydrangeas or spiky thistle.
  • Keep it sim­ple: Some­times the most beau­ti­ful arrange­ments are the sim­plest. A few stems of Ker­mit chrysan­the­mums in a min­i­mal­ist vase can cre­ate a stun­ning statement.

Kermit Mums
Cut Flower Care for Kermit Chrysanthemums:

  • Clean vase: Always use a clean vase to pre­vent bac­te­r­i­al growth.
  • Fresh water: Use luke­warm water and add flower food to the vase.
  • Recut stems: Cut the stems at an angle under run­ning water before plac­ing them in the vase. This allows for bet­ter water absorption.
  • Remove foliage: Remove any leaves that will be sub­merged in the water, as they can decay and short­en the vase life.
  • Change water: Change the water every two to three days, or more often if the water becomes cloudy.
  • Avoid direct sun­light: Keep the arrange­ment away from direct sun­light, heat sources, and drafts.

By fol­low­ing these tips, you can enjoy the beau­ty of Ker­mit chrysan­the­mum cut flow­ers for longer and cre­ate stun­ning arrange­ments that will impress.