Dianthus Barbatus

Holds up well in cold, heat or humidity. Deep violet pink blooms emit the sweet fragrance of carnations, covering low-growing mounding plants all spring.

Plants are all-season performers with strong dark-green foliage that tolerates all sorts of weather and are lovely in the garden or containers. Some of the best landscape performers we've seen, the ‘Jolt' series gets a new member of the family with...

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

From award-winning ‘Jolt' series, ultra-vivid cherry shade mixes magnificently with celosia, rudbeckia and echinacea in the front of the sunny border; downright awesome in a container.

Excellent cut flowers. Deer resistant, low upkeep plants show good frost and heat tolerance. Not requiring vernalization for first-year-flowering, 18-36” plants unleash a steady show of fragrant, punch-colored blooms from early spring into autumn.

A party in the garden with 3" lively, red, lacy flowers that bloom in clusters from early spring well into fall! Durable performance and dependable overwintering will keep your garden dancing with color year after year! Long bloom time and upright growth...

Excellent for rockeries, edgings and pots. The fragrant pink 2" double-flowers have burgundy-red eyes and alluring blue-green foliage.

This most heat-tolerant dianthus ever is low on upkeep, high in disease resistance. Attractively mass in the landscape, midborder, or a favorite container on the patio. ‘Jolt Pink', a 2015 All America winner, charms with fireworks show of showy, bright-pink...

Very large flowers cover the compact plants, with the blooms magically transitioning from pink to red. Also grows well in garden beds as a great companion to pansies and ornamental kale.

Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when growing carnations in the garden.Proper care of carnations begins before you even plant your seeds. At the end of the flowering season, cut your carnation stems to ground level.Planting carnation seeds once...

The foliage on all of these is blue-gray and each comes in a rainbow of colors.is the common Sweet William and a biennial. The foliage is slender and sparsely spread on thick stems.Dianthus had a short blooming season until 1971, when a breeder learned...

Pinks are adaptable to United States Department of Agriculture zones 5 to 8 and have a tidy 6- to 9-inch spread with flowers that can rise 20 inches above the basal mound of foliage.The whole affair looks much like a pincushion, both before and after...

These fragrant flowers attract. Continue reading to learn what is Firewitch and how to care for Firewitch dianthus.Named the perennial plant of the year in 2006, Firewitch dianthus (‘Firewitch') was actually created by a German horticulturist in 1957,...

If you're wondering what to plant with dianthus in your garden, read on for helpful tips and suggestions.When it comes to dianthus plant companions, look for plants that share the same growing conditions.

In the field: planted on bare soil, plants grew more slowly, did not become as tall or lush, and were more apt to grow upright without the aid of support.Transplant (recommended) - Sow 10-12 weeks before last frost.

Bred for greenhouse and high-tunnel production but also suitable for open field. Perennial in Zones 6a-8b. 13,400 seeds/oz. Avoid warm temperatures in excess of 65°F (18°C), especially at night, which will product soft growth.

Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

Bred for greenhouse and high-tunnel production but also suitable for open field. Perennial in Zones 6a-8b. 13,400 seeds/oz. Avoid warm temperatures in excess of 65°F (18°C), especially at night, which will product soft growth.

Flavor is of mild clove. Transplant into cell packs or 3-4" pots 20-25 days after sowing. Pelleted seed must be kept cool and dry prior to planting, and should be used within one year of purchase.If anything you purchase from us proves unsatisfactory,...

Lightly press seed into growing medium. Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

In the field: planted on bare soil, plants grew more slowly, did not become as tall or lush, and were more apt to grow upright without the aid of support.Transplant (recommended) - Sow 10-12 weeks before last frost.

Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

Lightly press seed into growing medium. Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

Lightly press seed into growing medium. Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

Avoid warm temperatures in excess of 65°F (18°C), especially at night, which will product soft growth. Grass-like, gray or blue-green foliage. In the hoophouse/high tunnel: we were able to transplant earlier, resulting in earlier blooms, more lush plants,...

Long vase life. Direct seed - Early spring when a light frost is still possible.Excellent commercial cut flower and is also suitable for gallon container production with one plant per gallon container.

A compact flowering plant that will flower its first year. Has good heat tolerance. Fragrant, 2″ inch flowers of varying shades of rose. Perfect for containers or landscaping.