WebPlant number: 1.180.310. (=‘Sternkissen’) A compact selection of the Cheddar Pinks, especially useful as an edging plant, in the rock garden or in an alpine trough garden This forms a low cushion of blue-grey leaves, … WebUSDA Zone: 2-9 Plant number: 1.180.620 Cheddar Pinks have been grown in gardens for centuries. This recent selection is excellent as an edging plant, or in the rock garden. Plants form a low cushion of steel-blue, grassy foliage, bearing masses of small, fragrant dusty-rose flowers in late spring.

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WebCompact and vigorous, Dianthus 'Superstar' (Pink) is a charming evergreen perennial with masses of clove scented, single, elegantly fringed, cherry red flowers, up to 1.5 in. … WebNarrow, lance-shaped, glaucous dark green leaves typically form a dense mounded cushion (to 5” tall). ‘Pixie Star’ features pink, very fragrant, double flowers with deep pink eye zones. Flowers bloom singly atop stems rising slightly above the foliage mound. Lenghty bloom period of spring to late summer and possibly to frost. WebPerennial dianthus, commonly called carnations or pinks, are loosely-tufted, herbaceous perennials that features fragrant, often double flowers on stiff stems clad with narrow, … daily tasks for teens with adhd