1 Large Plant - Dianthus Dart Red White Picotee, Ready to Plant in Your Garden

1 Large Plant - Dianthus Dart Red White Picotee, Ready to Plant in Your GardenCompact, colourful Dianthus plants bred for reliable flowering, neat growth and long lasting seasonal interest, perfect for borders, containers, rockeries and detailed garden displays. Dianthus, commonly known as Garden Pinks, are cherished for their finely fringed blooms and tidy, cushion forming habit. These floriferous, compact varieties produce masses of vibrant flowers from late spring through summer, in shades ranging from soft pinks and crisp

Compact, colourful Dianthus plants bred for reliable flowering, neat growth and long-lasting seasonal interest, perfect for borders, containers, rockeries and detailed garden displays.

Dianthus, commonly known as Garden Pinks, are cherished for their finely fringed blooms and tidy, cushion-forming habit. These floriferous, compact varieties produce masses of vibrant flowers from late spring through summer, in shades ranging from soft pinks and crisp whites to deep purples, scarlets and bicoloured picotees. Typically growing 20–25 cm tall and wide, they form dense, evergreen mounds of blue-green foliage that provide structure even when not in bloom—ideal for edging, containers and layered planting schemes.

Our plants are professionally grown in high-quality peat-free compost and freshly delivered directly from our UK nursery in Yorkshire, in plastic-free, giftable packaging. Supplied as large, well-established 2-litre / 17cm pot-grown plants, they offer a strong start with dense root systems, compact growth and healthy foliage, ready to establish quickly and produce abundant, fragrant blooms throughout the flowering season.

Cultural Information

• Botanical Name: Dianthus 
• Common Name: Garden Pink
• Plant Type: Hardy Perennial
• Plant Size: 2 Litre / 17cm Pots
• Mature Height: Approx. 20–25 cm
• Mature Spread: Approx. 20–25 cm
• Growth Habit: Compact, Cushion-Forming, Evergreen
• Flowering Period: Late Spring to Summer
• Planting Position: Full Sun
• Soil Type: Well-Drained Soil (prefers neutral to slightly alkaline conditions)
• Watering: Water moderately; allow soil to dry slightly between watering to avoid overly wet conditions
• Feeding: Apply a balanced fertiliser in spring to support healthy growth and flowering
• Maintenance: Deadhead spent blooms regularly to encourage repeat flowering and maintain a tidy appearance
• Hardiness: Hardy perennial – evergreen in mild conditions
• Best Uses: Borders, Rockeries, Containers, Edging, Cottage Gardens, Gravel Gardens