Syringa ‘Pinktini’ is a compact, new lilac that delivers classic fragrance and soft colour in a size well suited to today’s gardens. In late spring, it produces abundant clusters of rosy pink flowers with the unmistakable lilac scent, set against clean, medium-green foliage. Its naturally tidy, rounded habit requires little pruning and fits easily into mixed shrub borders, foundation plantings, and smaller landscapes, bringing traditional lilac charm without overwhelming the space.
Syringa ‘Pinktini’ performs best in full sun (at least 6 hours daily) to ensure strong flowering and compact growth. Plant in well-drained soil; lilacs dislike wet feet, especially in winter. Water regularly during the first growing season to establish a deep root system, then only during prolonged dry periods. Avoid heavy fertilization—average garden soil is sufficient and encourages better flowering than rich soils. Prune immediately after flowering to shape if needed, as buds for next year form on old wood. Hardy and low maintenance once established, ‘Pinktini’ thrives in cold climates and benefits from good air circulation to reduce disease pressure.