You may have heard of companion planting – what plants to sow with other plants to fend of pests, and to maximize their production – but what pairs well with dianthus? We have a few ideas on the best plants you can grow with this little beauty, to make your garden look as well as … Read more
Some plants are happy in Baltic temperatures; others keel over at the first sign of a chilly breeze. When you are hunkering down for the cold months, spare a thought for your garden plants – how to prepare dianthus for winter? Let’s find out together. How Cold Can Dianthus Tolerate? Dianthus is a relatively hardy … Read more
Deadheading plants is a great way to not only help make your garden more attractive, but it can also help the health of the plant. If you have been wondering how to deadhead dianthus, you should continue to read, as we have all the best hints and tips for you! How To Deadhead Dianthus Deadheading … Read more
How to grow dianthus is more simple than growing many other plants, when you get down to the bare bones of it! This sweet little bloomer will keep you in flowers and foliage for a long time – as long as you find out the best ways to grow it, that is… Read on! How … Read more
Dianthus are a large genus, related to carnations, and they all share the same easygoing nature and pretty little flowers. You may be wondering how to care for dianthus, and you are not alone! We have laid it all out for you so you have the best way to help this lovely plant thrive. How … Read more
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