Cheddar pinks dianthus

Dianthus ‘First Love’ 15-18 inches high x 12 inches wide Zone 3 Full Sun

Direct link to the seeds for Cheddar Pink Dianthus. This is my personal photo of my Cheddar Pink Dianthus :)

gardening,flowers Type of plant: Perennials Bloom color: Pink Bloom time of year: Blooms repeatedly Sun requirements: Full Sun Cold hardiness: Zone 3a to Zone 9b Height: 6-12 in. (15-30 cm) Spacing: 9-12 in. (22-30 cm) Photo copyright KevinMc79 at Dave's Garden.

Cheddar pinks (Dianthus gratianopolitanus) bloom with an abundance of colorful, fragrant flowers. Learn how to grow these perennials now on Gardener's Path.

These plants have natural defenses that help deter deer.If you have high deer pressure in your neighborhood, these plants are a great place to start for designing a garden that stays off the spring menu. Shop our deer resistant perennials today!

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Dianthus 'Kahori Scarlet' Low growing grey-green foliage, with fragrant, single, scarlet flowers with white eye. Attractive to butterflies.Group: Perennial USDA Zone: 4-8Size: 0 - 1 ft. tall and 1-3 ft. wideGrowth Rate: FastFlower Color: Scarlet Bloom Time: Spring Exposure: Full Sun Water Needs: Water regularly; more in extreme heat.

The gray-green foliage with a grass-like appearance will eventually grow into a low mat. The dark pink fragrant flowers will rebloom if possible.

Firewitch Dianthus, also called cheddar pinks, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial hardy in zones 3-8. In spring, the plant is covered with small, five-petaled blossoms in shades of bright magenta. It's deer-resistant, low-maintenance, and is a great plant stabilizing a sunny slope. Learn more about this easy-care perennial for sun, including landscape design ideas and growing instructions.