Maiden pink is a very beautiful small perennial, excellent to decorate rocky areas and low-lying walls.
Major Maiden pink facts
Name – Dianthus deltoides
Family – Caryophyllaceae
Type – perennial, annual or biennial
Height – 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm)
Exposure – full sun
Soil – ordinary
Flowering – May to September.
Caring for it is easy, and the tips presented here will let you have magnificent Dianthus deltoides all summer long.
For Maiden pink, Dianthus deltoides carnations
Maiden pink carnation loves warm and sunny spots, it’s important for beautiful blooming.
If planting in garden boxes or pots, better to use only soil mix.
This carnation is very resilient and only requires little care, at most simply removing wilted flowers as they come and go.
Note that maiden pink resists particularly well to drought and normally doesn’t require any water.
The vast range of maiden pink varieties offers just as vast an array of possible colors.
This small perennial is nonetheless always very generous in flowering and it helps to furnish your flower beds, edges, low walls, rocky surfaces and garden boxes.
With bright colors and very fragrant, seize the opportunity of mixing several species within the same flower bed.
These carnations hold very well in a bouquet and are beautiful in a floral composition.
I’m so glad I stumbled across Brilliant Maiden Pink mounding Perennials! They come back year after year and are virtually maintenance free! They love full sun and I plant them around my rock garden. Simply Gorgeous!!