Dianthus Shirley Temple
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Soft blush-pink petals with a unique raspberry eye make Dianthus ‘Shirley Temple’ an irresistible choice for adding charm and elegance to sunny spaces. Held above a neat cushion of silvery blue-green foliage, the blooms appear in abundance from late spring into summer, creating a light, romantic display perfect for borders and containers.
Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, this hardy Dianthus is compact and easy to grow. Maintenance requirements are low, needing regular deadheading to extend flowering and a light trim after the main flush to keep plants tidy and encourage fresh growth. It pairs beautifully with lavender for a classic cottage-garden combination or silver-leaved Senecio to enhance its pastel tones. Pretty, dependable, and gently fragrant, this delightful dianthus brings long-lasting colour and effortless appeal to any sunny planting scheme.
Supplied as a large bushy plant in an approx. 1 litre container.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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Dianthus Shirley Temple