Dianthus Tiny Rubies

Also great in a fairy garden container by itself or surrounding other perennials.

Dianthus tiny rubies. Great for entryways courtyards or as a stand alone border plant with reoccurring blooms and a great fragrance. Fragrant flowers have fringed petals and resemble miniature pink carnations. I am a person who can never have too many dianthus varieties. In spring this plant is adorned with little hot pink flowers.

Dianthus tiny rubies is a choice dwarf plant for a sunny area great tucked into nooks and crannies of a rock garden. A charming cushion of 1 foliage covered with masses of brilliant tiny double pink flowers. My tiny rubies have become a favorite in my dianthus collection. Tiny rubies will flower in early summer and will rebloom during the fall season.

8 12 in soil conditions. Tiny rubies will flower in early summer and will rebloom during the fall season. Dianthus tiny rubies dianthus tiny rubies creates a sea of pink with a mass planting and produces a clove scented fragrance. Rounded mounds of deep green evergreen foliage produce double deep rose pink blooms that have serrated or pinked edges.

Rounded mounds of deep green evergreen foliage produce double deep rose pink blooms that have serrated pinked edges. Tiny rubies has tough steel blue foliage that will grow in a wide range of situations. Tiny rubies popular low maintenance groundcover. Pink flowers from spring into summer.

Dark pink fragrant flowers. Dianthus tiny rubies dianthus tiny rubies creates a sea of pink with a mass planting and produces a clove scented fragrance. Will rebloom if spent flowers are removed. I just bought it too.

One patch is about 18 inches across now. No petite is a different variety. It s much more compact and although i haven t seen the blooms yet i believe the flowers will be shorter too. My dianthus is turning brown.

Blooms wave in the wind on long graceful stems in late spring early summer. Dianthus gratianopolitanus tiny rubies cheddar pinks. Prefers full sun and grows to one inch tall. A name that refers to several hundred species and cultivars in the nursery trade today the group of plants known as dianthus dianthus spp are also called pinks.