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Pink Dianthus and Sweet William Guide for Gardens
Dianthus species including pinks thrive in full sun and well drained soil with fragrant flowers on compact bushy plants. Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus) features crimson, pink or white clusters on 18 inch stems. some varieties show dark eyes or fringed petals. Propagation via cuttings is possible, with rooting hormone and plastic cover. prune spent blooms to prevent seed overrun. protect beds with evergreen if winters are harsh.
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Sweet William