Dianthus deltoides 'Brilliant'
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Dianthus in Bud and Bloom - cottage garden favourites
Produces sweetly scented flowers, all summer long
Neat cushions of deep green foliage
Easy-to-grow and quick-to-establish
Suitable for gardens, patios and scented gardens
Fragrant, low growing Plants
Fully Winter Frost Hardy and semi-Evergreen
Also known as Cottage Garden or Maiden Pinks
Drought Resistant in Summer once established
Perfect for alpine gardens, troughs, rockeries or simply planted in a pot as a conversation piece on their own.
Fine foliage, great for flowering groundcover
Flowers in fantastic pink-red shade colours
These classic Dianthus are a cottage garden favourite and deservedly so. The 'Brilliant' variety is one of the best that has stood the test of time for many years, and become gardeners’ favourites the world over - with that irresistible old-fashioned fragrance it's not hard to see why!
Their wonderful clove-fragranced blooms make the prettiest of displays in the garden and they will flower throughout the summer months, from May right through to the autumn. The plants will form lovely dense clumps of semi-evergreen foliage that will provide great ground cover with a succession of beautiful carmine blooms rising up above the leaves and showing themselves off.
Perfectly winter hardy, but ideal for a sunny bed or border, these easy to grow plants will establish and thrive for years to come. What’s more, they’re also the perfect flower for growing in a ‘cut flower’ garden, ideal for cutting at the stem and bringing indoors for small posies or create the most beautiful displays in little vases – or given as a bunch to friends and family.
Supplied in an approx 1 litre container.
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