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Last Updated: September 24, 2007
If you are willing to do the work involved in what you suggest, it is an excellent solution for control of photoperiod and blooming. Keep the chrysanthemums in pots (6 inch minimum), which will allow you to move them without causing transplant shock. This technique is used in many public gardens and commercial areas to provide color throughout the growing season.
Use clay pots to better keep roots from drying out. Consider using drip or soaker irrigation to lessen disease problems.
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