Dianthus 'Gloriosa' |
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Dianthus 'Gloriosa' Click here to visit our Main Plant List page for current availability of this plant common names: dianthus, garden pink flowering season: July and August height: flower stems grow 12 to 15 inches tall Light requirements: full sun for the best flowering, although the plant will grow in less light Soil requirements: average garden soil that is well drained Water requirments: older plants are drought resistant; water young plants regularly their first summer Growth habit: grows as a multi-stemmed clump How to propagate: take tip cuttings in early summer, or peg-down a side shoot after slicing halfway through it with a knife Leaf type: glaucous-green leaves Ways to use it: will grow happily in a sunny garden for many years; shearing back after it finishes flowering is recommended Special characteristics: richly fragrant The double, frilly light pink flowers are sweetly fragrant. There is a touch of red at the center of the flowers. They bloom in July and August. The length of the flower stems is twelve to fifteen inches. Hardy in USDA Zones 5 - 8. To Zone 9 in the West. |
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