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Chrysanthemum - Red Blooms, Live Fall Flowering Perennial, 15" Tall by 12" Wide in 3 Qt PotProduct image from current catalog data
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The Three Company Live Chrysanthemum - Red Blooms

By The Three Company

9.1Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

This is a genuine live fall-blooming mum shipped by The Three Company, sized for a real garden bed or large planter rather than a small indoor pot — and it's worth knowing it's toxic to pets before placing it.

  • Live hardy chrysanthemum with red blooms, ~15 in
  • Ships in a 3-quart pot, grown and shipped fresh from the grower's greenhouse
  • Hardy in USDA zones 5-9 for perennial garden use
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Best fitBest Compact
CategoryFresh Flowers & Live Indoor Plants
BrandThe Three Company
Catalog score9.1 / 10

Product overview

What The Three Company's Red Chrysanthemum actually is

This listing is a live hardy chrysanthemum ('mum') with red blooms, shipped in a 3-quart pot and measuring approximately 15 inches tall by 12 inches wide, sold by The Three Company (grown, per the brand's product pages, for Deep Roots/The Three Company and shipped fresh from their greenhouse). It's positioned as a fall seasonal flowering perennial, and the brand also sells the same plant in pink, yellow, purple, and assorted-color variants, so it's worth confirming you're ordering the red version specifically.

Chrysanthemums in this size and pot format are primarily an outdoor or patio plant rather than a typical houseplant — the brand's own care notes say mums bloom best in full sun with well-draining soil and consistent, even moisture, and the plant is listed as hardy in USDA zones 5-9, meaning in the right climate it can be planted in the ground as a genuine perennial rather than treated as a disposable seasonal display, though many buyers do use mums as one-season porch or entryway color.

Because it's sold as a live, seasonal fall plant, timing matters more here than with the year-round houseplants elsewhere in this comparison — buyers should expect it to bloom for a period in fall and then die back, with its long-term perennial survival depending heavily on local winter hardiness and whether it's planted in the ground versus left in a container.

On pet safety, the ASPCA lists chrysanthemum as toxic to both cats and dogs, with sesquiterpene lactones and pyrethrin-like compounds as the toxic principles; reported effects are generally mild-to-moderate (vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, incoordination) rather than severe, but this is not a plant to place where a pet can graze on it, and it should be kept away from outdoor pets that roam near patio containers or garden beds too.

We did not find an independent, hands-on horticultural review of this specific listing (for example, a gardening publication growing this exact product against competing mum sellers). Our information comes from the Amazon and brand listing descriptions, The Three Company's own product care notes, and ASPCA toxicity data — not first-party testing of our own.

Key Listed Features

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Live hardy chrysanthemum with red blooms, ~15 in

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Ships in a 3-quart pot, grown and shipped fresh from the grower's greenhouse

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Hardy in USDA zones 5-9 for perennial garden use

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Blooms best in full sun with consistent, well-draining moisture

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Also available in pink, yellow, purple, and assorted colors under the same brand line

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ASPCA-listed toxic to cats and dogs — not a pet-safe plant

Buying questions

Quick Answers

Is this chrysanthemum an indoor or outdoor plant?

Primarily outdoor/patio — it's sold as a fall-flowering perennial for gardens, porches, and containers, not a typical houseplant.

Will it come back next year?

It can, if planted in the ground within its listed hardiness range of USDA zones 5-9; many buyers instead treat it as a one-season seasonal display.

Is it safe around cats and dogs?

No. The ASPCA lists chrysanthemum as toxic to cats and dogs, typically causing vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, and incoordination if eaten.

What size does it ship in?

This listing ships in a 3-quart pot at roughly 15 inches tall by 12 inches wide.

Has this exact listing been independently reviewed?

No independent hands-on test was found; this overview is based on the brand/Amazon listing and The Three Company's own care guidance plus ASPCA data.