With the start of the school year comes the return of extravagant homecoming decorations and traditions. But one North Texas mom decided to shake things up by starting a new trend: homecoming mums — ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- If you're looking for a simple homecoming mum, then you're out of luck. These days, there's no such thing. While some of the traditional ones include the flower as a center ...

Homecoming season in Texas brings festive decorations to cities, with students proudly wearing the iconic, oversized mums and garters. This cherished tradition has become a hallmark of Texas high ...

The tradition of homecoming mums originated in Missouri, which also hosted the first-ever homecoming football game in 1911, according to Texas Highways. But Texans are known for making things bigger ...

A San Antonio mom has put a new spin on homecoming mums after creating tiny ones for Crocs (yes the comfortable shoes). Amanda Rodriguez, 33, told MySA the idea came last homecoming season after she ...

With the start of a new school year and the onset of fall comes a beloved Texas tradition: homecoming season and the iconic homecoming mums. But homecoming mums as brooches? It's a rebranding one ...

GRAPEVINE --It's the most iconic Texas homecoming tradition, and no one knows it better than one Grapevine woman who has been designing mums for over 30 years. Cecilia Valudos, the owner of Regal ...

HOUSTON — They're big. They're bright. They're extra and they are oh so Texas! The homecoming mum is a Lone Star State tradition that dates back decades. And since everything is bigger in Texas, the ...

The latest innovation in Texas homecoming adornments blends the old with the new, utilizing two of the most popular trends: mums and Stanley cups. For Texas high schoolers, homecoming mums are a way ...

Homecoming mums have been a Texas tradition since at least the 1970s, and it appears that the mums get bigger every year. Last year in Dickinson, one mum reached a height of 28 feet while another in ...

The homecoming mum phenomenon has taken over the internet in recent years. The trendy fake flower makes an appearance once a year, during football season in high schools — mainly those in Texas and ...