Chrysanthemum – pink – guide & ordering

Pink chrysanthemums. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Pink Chrysanthemum – A Classic Flower

Chrysanthemums are amongst the world's most beloved flowers, and pink chrysanthemums are a wonderful variety that combines elegance with warmth. This beautiful flower has been a favourite in gardens and bouquets for centuries, and it's easy to see why. Pink chrysanthemums radiate beauty and create a soft, romantic impression that suits almost any occasion. Whether you're an experienced flower enthusiast or simply want to delight someone special, pink chrysanthemums are an excellent choice.

Easy Care for Everyone

One of the great advantages of pink chrysanthemums is that they are very low-maintenance and require minimal effort. Chrysanthemums love light, so place your bouquet in a bright spot indoors for the best results. The flower needs only a little water to bloom beautifully – you don't need to be a gardening expert to make pink chrysanthemums look spectacular. With proper placement and minimal care, your pink chrysanthemums will last approximately 10 days, giving you time to enjoy their beauty at a leisurely pace.

Available All Year Round

Chrysanthemums are one of the few flowers available all year round, making pink chrysanthemums a perfect choice at any time of year. Whatever the season, you can surprise a loved one or enjoy this beautiful flower in your own home. From cold winter days to warm summer nights, pink chrysanthemums bring warmth and beauty into your home. The flower is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten, so keep pink chrysanthemums out of reach of pets.

Perfect Gift for Every Occasion

Pink chrysanthemums are the ideal gift when you want to impress without too much effort. These flowers are perfect for romantic occasions, congratulations, or simply to say "I'm thinking of you." Pink chrysanthemums are a classic flower that never fails – they speak for themselves through their soft colour and timeless beauty.

Quick facts – Chrysanthemum – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Chrysanthemum
Type
cut flower
Flowering
september-november
Light
full sun
Water
moderate
Height
40-90 cm
Vase life
10-14 days
Scent
mild
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Chrysanthemum – Pink

What kind of soil suits chrysanthemums best?
Chrysanthemums grow best in fertile, well-drained soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. They are sensitive to standing water, which causes root rot, so dig in compost to improve the structure and drainage.
How often should chrysanthemums be watered?
Keep the soil evenly moist but not wet, especially in dry spells and while they are flowering. Water when the top few centimetres feel dry, ideally in the morning and at the base, to reduce the risk of fungal disease.
When and how should chrysanthemums be pruned?
Pinch out the growing tips when the plant is about 15 cm tall to encourage bushy growth, and repeat a couple of times until early summer. Deadhead during flowering. After the first frost, cut garden chrysanthemums down to about 10 cm.
Which pests and diseases affect chrysanthemums?
Aphids, red spider mite and thrips are common pests, while powdery mildew, rust and leaf spot are the most common diseases. Good air circulation, watering at the roots and regular checks prevent most problems.
How do chrysanthemums overwinter?
Hardy garden chrysanthemums can usually stay outdoors in well-drained soil with a mulch of leaves over the roots. In cold, exposed gardens or heavy, wet soil, lift the clump after the first frost, cut back the stems and keep it frost-free in a cool place until spring. Potted florist's chrysanthemums are usually grown for a single season.

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