Very pretty small single pink rayed flowers with a white ring around the yellow centres. Flowers emerge from deep red buds in October-November and are 3cm across. Forms a self supporting well branched dome to around 60cm tall and is very tough. Came from Sennica Hills Perennials USA and was introduced by collection holder Judy Barker. Thanks to Judy Barker NCCPG collection holder for supplying a stock plant.

Plant Finder National Chrysanthemum Society classification is as follows:

21 = Hardy.

a-e describes the flowers as follows:

a=anemone b=pompoms c=reflexed d=single e=intermediate f=spoons, spiders, quills