DIANTHUS including sweet William, carnations and pinks. They are generally grown in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 4 to 9, Dianthus flowers grow best when planted in full sun to partial shade. If you live in a climate with hot, humid summers, the flowers will perform best with afternoon shade.
Dianthus can be propagated from seeds started indoors, directly sown into the garden, or grown from stem cuttings. To plant from seed, begin indoors 2-8 weeks prior to the last frost for your area. Plant in a light, loamy soil mix, sprinkling seeds over the top, and then covering with a light layer of soil.
Maiden Pinks - ideal for the beginning gardener.USDA Zone: 2-9Maiden Pinks are easy-care perennials, ideal for the beginning gardener. Plants form ...
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Dianthus, Rainbow Loveliness Mix ,soft, feathery . Cut flower and romance gardens. Perennials, ideal for the beginning gardener.âMaiden PinksUSDA...
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Dianthus chinensisPlantDianthus chinensis is a species of Dianthus native to northern China, Korea, Mongolia, and southeastern Russia. It is a herb...
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An abundance of cheerful white flowers, each with a red eye, over a long period; Spring and Summer, and again in Fall. Nice dark leafed foliage wil...
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