Chrysanthemum | Dinky Pinky Jenny McWhinney Prune late winter and remove

Prune late winter and remove spent blooms to encourage a second flush

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Chrysanthemum | Dinky Pinky Jenny McWhinney Prune late winter and removeThis stunning Chrysanthemum Dinky Pinky is cute little double flower with pale petals, which appear peachy underneath but fade to pink as they age. It's available in limited numbers this year. In the autumn garden, Chrysanthemums are a star performer that bloom prolifically long after other plants have called it quits for the season. A native of China and prized for over 2,000 years, the name chrysanthemum comes from the Greek words for gold (chrysos)