Dianthus Rose Shades Flowers

Dianthus Flavora Rose Shades Flowers

Low wide clumps of grey green foliage are covered with blossoms from late spring into summer. The enticing sweet spicy fragrance wafts from the 2" flowers in shades of pink, red, and rose. Use Dianthus Rose Shades as an edger or spilling over the lip of a bed, wall, or container.

Dianthus Barbatus Flower Wallpapers

Dianthus barbatus is commonly known as a biennial, a plant with a two year life span, but because it can self-seed so easily it can be considered an annual. However, many people prefer to simply buy cold treated plant in the spring and grow them as annuals. As previously mentioned the Sweet William can be propagated by seed but also by division. The plant typically grows to be between one to two feet tall with smaller flowers in a dense, flat-topped terminal cluster that are between three to five inches wide. Sweet William has an upright, round shaped growth habit. Also by placing several plants together you can create a very nice mass of foliage and flowers. Dianthus barbatus does prefer to grow in a full sun to a part shade environment with well drained, slightly alkaline soil. A good tip is to add some lime into the planting soil and the Sweet William will be a much healthier plant.

Arctic Fire Sweet William flower

Dianthus are garden classics, appearing in many shapes and colors, most with blue/green or blue frosted quill-like foliage. Long blooming, perfect for small bouquets-most are fragrant. A cottage garden is not complete without several Dianthus. All are heat and low maintenance beauties. Dianthus deltoides will be happiest in partial shade, especially in the south. They are at home covering banks, cascading around rocks or over walls, and edging borders. These lush mats flower in June and July.

Dianthus Barbatus Flowers

Dianthus barbatus is commonly known as a biennial, a plant with a two year life span, but because it can self-seed so easily it can be considered an annual. However, many people prefer to simply buy cold treated plant in the spring and grow them as annuals. As previously mentioned the Sweet William can be propagated by seed but also by division. The plant typically grows to be between one to two feet tall with smaller flowers in a dense, flat-topped terminal cluster that are between three to five inches wide. Sweet William has an upright, round shaped growth habit. Also by placing several plants together you can create a very nice mass of foliage and flowers. Dianthus barbatus does prefer to grow in a full sun to a part shade environment with well drained, slightly alkaline soil. A good tip is to add some lime into the planting soil and the Sweet William will be a much healthier plant.

Arctic Fire Dianthus Flowers

Dianthus are garden classics, appearing in many shapes and colors, most with blue/green or blue frosted quill-like foliage. Long blooming, perfect for small bouquets-most are fragrant. A cottage garden is not complete without several Dianthus. All are heat and low maintenance beauties. Dianthus deltoides will be happiest in partial shade, especially in the south. They are at home covering banks, cascading around rocks or over walls, and edging borders. These lush mats flower in June and July.

Arctic Fire Dianthus Flower

Low spreading flowers are perfect for borders, edgings and ground covers.Pure white flowers with magenta ring bloom on low spreading mat-like plants. Ideal for edgings and ground covers.

Arctic Fire Dianthus Flower Wallpaper

Dianthus Arctic Fire blooms profusely with frilly white serrated petals surrounding a deep fiery red eye. Dark green foliage forms a lush mat that develops into a dense edger or nice groundcover. Stunning around roses.Features the contrasting eye common in the biennial varieties, but this one is hardy to zone 3.