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Dianthus Seeds - Maiden Pink
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Maiden Pink (Dianthus Deltoides Red) - Grow this outstanding, low growing flower from flower seeds! Commonly called Maiden Pink, this perennial remains green year round with 1 inch fragrant blooms of pink and red hues concentrated at the top during its blooming season from spring to summer.MORE DIANTHUS OPTIONS
Planting Directions
TEMPERATURE
68F
AVERAGE GERM TIME
14 - 28 days
LIGHT REQUIRED
Yes
DEPTH
Cover lightly 1/16 inch
SOWING RATE
Approximately 5000 seeds covers 100 square feet
MOISTURE
Keep seeds moist until germination
PLANT SPACING
12 inches
Maiden Pink (Dianthus Deltoides Red) - Grow this outstanding, low growing flower from Dianthus seeds! Commonly called Maiden Pink, this perennial remains green year round with 1 inch fragrant blooms of pink and red hues concentrated at the top during its blooming season from spring to summer. This is a mat-forming species with dark green leaves and is so rewarding to grow.
Common Questions
What planting locations work well with dianthus?
Dianthus plants add a lovely touch to any container garden with their mounding shape and extended blooming period. When planted in garden beds, position them at the front and along borders to enjoy their delightful clove scent. These plants are a great addition to a butterfly and hummingbird garden as their nectar attracts both creatures. Dianthus also flourishes in an alpine or rock garden due to their preference for fast-draining soil.
Will dianthus spread on its own?
Dianthus can spread about a foot from the plant by self-seeding.
Are dianthus plants easy to care for?
With the right growing conditions, dianthus plants are low-maintenance and ideal for novice gardeners.
Can dianthus plants grow indoors?
Dianthus plants can be started indoors when growing from seed or being propagated, but most dianthus plants are typically grown outdoors long-term.
What plants are similar to dianthus?
Consider plants such as snow in summer or creeping phlox if you're looking for blooms similar to dianthus that can also be used as groundcovers.
