# Flower
Clove pink Flowers
Botanically known as “Dianthus Caryophyllus,” the clove pink plant is a beloved, time-tested heirloom that yields small aromatic carnation-like flowers on wispy, compact plants. The attractive, heavily scented flowers have a long herbal history in medicine and as an edible garnish and flavoring.
Clove pink herb plants are also tolerant of a wide range of soil situations and marine regions, as well as mildly polluted zones. It is adaptable to USDA zones 5 to 8 and has a tidy 6 to 9-inch spread with flowers that can rise 20 inches above the basal mound of foliage.
White Clove Pink Flowers with Pink Eye Facing Upward
White Clove Pink Carnation Flower with Deep Pink Edges
Soft Pink Double Clove Pink Flowers with Grey Foliage
Single Clove Pink Flower Bloom with Water Droplets
Pink Sweet William Clove Pink Flower Cluster in Garden
Pink and White Clove Pink Flowers in Garden Border
Pale Lilac Clove Pink Flowers with Fringed Petals
Magenta and White Clove Pink Flower Cluster
Dense Mass of Hot Pink Clove Pink Flowers
Deep Burgundy and White Clove Pink Flowers
Clove Pink Flower Ground Cover in Full Red-Pink Bloom
Clove Pink Flower Container Planting with Pink-White Blooms
Bright Pink Clove Pink Flower with White Fringed Tips
Bicolour Clove Pink Flower with Magenta and White Petals
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