Some do, some don't. If they are labeled "hardy" they should. I have picked up no name, no tag mums at the dollar store and planted and they have lived for years - but I am in zone 9.
Where do you live? They come back here in New England as long as you get them on the ground before too cold, dig a good sized hole, add plant food and water often do it can establish roots. It will die all the way back but you should be pleasantly surprised to see new shoots in spring!
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Some do, some don't. If they are labeled "hardy" they should. I have picked up no name, no tag mums at the dollar store and planted and they have lived for years - but I am in zone 9.
They should, but depends on the type. Most around my area are the same type of hardy mums, and they are perrenials.
https://www.thespruce.com/growing-hardy-mums-1402850
Yes but get them in the ground before lst heavy frost.
Where do you live? They come back here in New England as long as you get them on the ground before too cold, dig a good sized hole, add plant food and water often do it can establish roots. It will die all the way back but you should be pleasantly surprised to see new shoots in spring!