Dianthus Flowers
The Dianthus genus includes over 27,000 registered cultivar names. They are grown as annuals, biennials, and evergreen perennials. Flowers are 5-parted, fragrant, pink-lilac, pink-purple, or white, often with picotee margins.
Dianthus should be planted in full sun, but it can tolerate some shade. Well-drained soil and good air circulation are necessary to avoid root rot and fungal diseases. Dianthus will grow in different soil types, preferring neutral to slightly alkaline soil, but can tolerate some acidity.
The plant is resistant to damage by deer but will be eaten by rabbits. It is sometimes offered as a potted florist plant.
White and Red Bicolor Dianthus Flower Cluster in Garden
Sweet William Dianthus Flower Cluster in Purple and Pink
Pink Dianthus Flower Cluster Amid Spiky Green Foliage
Close-Up of Pink Dianthus Flowers with Fringed Petals
Vivid Red and White Dianthus Flower Cluster
Three Dianthus Flowers with Dark Eye Markings
Deep Red and White Dianthus Flower Cluster in Garden
Dense Garden Bed of Pink Dianthus Flowers
Pink and White Dianthus Flowers in Moody Light
Field of Pink and White Dianthus Flowers in Bloom
Fringed Purple Dianthus Flowers in a Garden
Bicolor Dianthus Flowers with Fringed Petals
Single Pink Dianthus Flower in Garden Setting
Bright Magenta Dianthus Flowers in Dark Garden
Pink Dianthus Flower Cluster on Dark Background
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