Dianthus Lavender
Dianthus Lavender. According to garden guides, the leaves of this plant are toxic to humans when ingested. After flowering, when the blooming cycle has completed, dianthus’s pink, red or lavender flower starts to fade and becomes unattractive, losing its beautiful coloration.

Dianthus diana combines earliness and a compact plant habit with large single flowers in a wide range of colors. Plant your dianthus seeds directly in your garden soil. On the other hand, the petals of the carnation variety of dianthus.

Dianthus Diana Combines Earliness And A Compact Plant Habit With Large Single Flowers In A Wide Range Of Colors.
Dianthus chin diana lavender picotee. Flowers are single and large, 5 to 6cm across, held on stems about 20cm tall. The dianthus growing in florida do not have the same schedule in other states.
The Foliage Is Slender And Sparsely Spread On Thick Stems.
Petals are white to pale lavender around the outside with a deep lavender eye Aim for a cutting that’s about 6cm long. Will form a tight mound that loads up with buds that open in late april to reveal double neon pink flowers with deep lavender purple centers.
Gardeners Will Experience More Days Of Color Than With Any Other Dianthus In Their Garden.
The dianthus plant is also called sweet william (dianthus barbatus) and has a fragrance with cinnamon or clove notes. This plant will provide nectar and pollen for bees and the many other types of pollinating insects. Everlast™ lavender eye pinks dianthus is an upright, mounded plant that will grow 8 to 12 inches tall and 12 to 15 inches wide.