Dianthus caryophyllus | Chabaud Orange Sherbet Carnation Thread painting so has no chance of

so has no chance of self-seeding and becoming invasive

He would also look great sitting on top of your letterbox

daisy-like flowers which appear after many other perennials have finished blooming

getting the maximum performance out of your Japanese iris  does not involve planting in a well-draining soil

gifts and garden-wares from Puriri Lane

Dianthus caryophyllus | Chabaud Orange Sherbet Carnation Thread painting so has no chance ofA most interesting coloured carnation, right on trend with 2024 Pantone colour of the year Peach Fuzz, this plant has a beautiful mix of pale peach, coral & raspberry shades of silky petals. Sweetly scented of cloves, and a wonderfully old fashioned plant. Flowers are a mix of single and double blooms. Best grown as an annual in colder climates but do well as perennials in warmer parts on NZ. Easy to take cuttings from though, just put them into water