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Centuries of cultivation have made
dianthus a popular species with gardeners, but recent breeding improvements make
it a successful crop for growers. Solids and bicolors are available including
white, red, lavender, pink and rose. Plant heights range from 4 inches to 3
feet. And breeders have selected varieties with very few disease problems.
Breeders and growers rated
dianthus as #3 when we asked them for up-and-coming plants for the industry.
Click on a page below to download our PDF articles with more information about
dianthus.
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Dianthus
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