Chrysanthemum ‘Stratford Pink’ (21d)
Synonym: Chrysanthemum ‘Stratford Pink’
Description:
Hardy Chrysanthemum National Collection Holder Judy Barker describes this cultivar as possibly being a Woolman’s introduction from around 2006. Growing to approximately 115 cm, it produces large, 8 cm, single pink flowers with a distinctive ‘gappy’ appearance and a white inner ring. Flowering from September to November, it forms a strong, sturdy plant with healthy foliage, the leaves developing attractive red tones in autumn.
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