Pamela™ Pink Chrysanthemum

Pamela™ Pink is a garden mum in Syngenta’s Pamela™ color series, with large pink-to-lavender flowers and vigorous growth for fall displays. The breeder lists it for natural fall production, medium or large pots, and a range of exposures from part shade to full sun. ## Cultivar and color Syngenta identifies this exact product as Pamela™ Pink, code 70111590, and classifies it as *Chrysanthemum morifolium*. The breeder describes large plants with above-average flower size and color listed as Pink / Lavender. Its product profile notes good habit and vigor for filling medium to large pots, so it can anchor a seasonal container or add a concentrated block of color to a fall border. ([Syngenta Flowers](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/ams/product/flower/70111590)) ## Placement and season The Pamela™ series is suited to natural fall crops and can also be used for late-season production. Give it a site with good air movement and use the exposure range listed by the breeder; in hotter settings, part shade can help protect flowers. For general garden-mum care, North Carolina Extension recommends full sun where practical and well-drained soil; it also notes that too much shade can lead to sprawling growth. ([NC State Extension](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/chrysanthemum-x-morifolium/common-name/mum/)) ## Maintenance Keep the root zone evenly supplied with water while the plant is actively growing, while allowing excess water to drain from containers. Remove spent flower heads to keep the display tidy. Established garden mums can be pinched in spring and early summer to encourage branching; stop pinching by about mid-August so fall buds can develop, as North Carolina Extension advises. This cultivar’s product page does not give a cultivar-specific mature height, width, or hardiness zone, so use local growing conditions and the delivered plant size when planning spacing.