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    Golden twin-spot moth charms nature watchers online●# MothOfTheDay is the beautiful GOLDEN TWIN-SPOT Chrysodeixis chalcites An immigrant species with just a few handfuls ofMmastodonScience182 d ago

    Nature enthusiasts are celebrating the golden twin-spot (Chrysodeixis chalcites), a striking migrant moth featured in a popular 'Moth of the Day' post. The species reaches Britain only as an immigrant, with a handful of records each year, mostly in the south. Sussex has counted just 58 official records. Its caterpillars feed on chrysanthemums and viper's bugloss.

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    The New Hampshire Union Leader is running an item headlined 'Mums the word', suggesting a story about silence or something being kept quiet, or possibly a seasonal piece about chrysanthemums. No further details about the subject, the people involved, or the outcome are available from the headline alone.

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    Dakota Gardener: A hardy plant better than mums▼Dakota Gardener: A hardy plant even better than mums✉newsLifeHome & Garden2 d ago

    The Dakota Gardener gardening column in the Minot Daily News argues that a hardy plant is an even better choice than mums for autumn gardens. The piece highlights the plant's resilience and suitability for northern climates, offering readers an alternative to the traditional chrysanthemums that dominate fall landscaping across the region.

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    Gardeners are being reminded that chrysanthemum season is here, with mums now arriving in nurseries and garden centers for autumn planting. The seasonal staple brings fall color to beds, porches and containers, and coverage is highlighting tips for choosing and caring for mums as temperatures cool.

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    As autumn sets in, florists and garden writers are turning to seasonal arrangements, with chrysanthemums, dahlias, asters and dried grasses taking the place of summer blooms. A feature in The Provincetown Independent highlights the range of bouquets on offer this season and how to choose among them. The seasonal shift in flowers is a recurring topic each fall.

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    Rocking Mums Brighten Feeds in BloomScrolling Photo Trend●Rocking Mums #BloomScrolling #Gardening #Nature #PhotographyMmastodonLifeHome & Garden521 h ago

    Gardeners and photographers are sharing close-up shots of 'Rocking Mums' chrysanthemums under the BloomScrolling hashtag, part of an ongoing wave of flower and nature photography posts. The images show the mums in full bloom, drawing likes from home and garden enthusiasts. Participants use tags like Gardening, Nature and Photography to trade seasonal blooms and growing tips.

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    Garden writers are turning to autumn as a planting season, recommending shrubs, perennials and trees that bring rich color to yards in fall. The advice highlights seasonal choices such as maples, chrysanthemums and ornamental grasses, and notes that cooler weather makes autumn a good time to plant for spring growth. Home gardeners are sharing and comparing their favorite picks for late-season beds.

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    Mums Take Center Stage as Fall's Signature Bloom▼MUM’S THE WORD: The Reigning Blooms Of Fall✉newsLifeHome & Garden2 d ago

    Chrysanthemums, commonly known as mums, are being celebrated as the dominant flower of the fall season. The item highlights their seasonal appeal as gardens transition to autumn, positioning mums as the go-to bloom for porches, borders and seasonal displays. Interest in fall planting and decorating appears to be driving attention to the flower as cooler weather sets in.

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    Meijer Gardens launches autumn events alongside Michigan's largest chrysanthemum display●Autumn events at Meijer Gardens complement Michigan’s largest chrysanthemum display✉newsLifeHome & Garden2 d ago

    Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan is hosting a season of autumn events built around the state's largest chrysanthemum display. The program draws visitors with seasonal exhibits, garden displays and fall activities, adding to the venue's reputation as one of Michigan's leading cultural and horticultural attractions during the autumn season.