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Dianthus

If you prefer a great deal of flexibility within a distinct plant family then you will love our featured flower of the month, the Dianthus.  The Dianthus is native to Europe and Asia belonging to the plant family Caryophyllaceae.  It has 300 different species that can be grown as perennials, biannual or annuals. Dianthus can be grown in zone 3-9. I planted the annual species in full sun and they provided an excellent boarder flower with a lot of flare and blooms that lasted from early spring through fall. These flowers are a great addition to any cut floral arrangement. Cheers

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