WebMAGENTA: Dianthus 'Whatfield ___ ' is named for its vibrant colour (7) OSCAR: Academy Award statuette and a series of fragrant double Dianthus (5) NEON: Chemical element with an atomic number of 10, as in the toadflax cultivar ' Lights', and … WebThe plant forms a low, spreading mound of bronzy evergreen leaves, studded with tiny starry deep-red flowers in late spring, then on and off through the summer. Shear back lightly after first blooms fade. Good …

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WebPlant number: 1.180.470. (=‘Devon Siskin’) Also known as Border Pinks. The Dessert Series™ of pinks are midsized in habit, offering fragrant single blooms from spring right in the autumn, over a low mound of grassy blue-green leaves. This selection produces an early summer display of fragrant, single light-pink flowers with deep-maroon ... WebPlant number: 1.180.620. Cheddar Pinks have been grown in gardens for centuries. This recent selection is excellent as an edging plant, or in the rock garden. Plants form a low cushion of steel-blue, grassy foliage, bearing masses of small, fragrant dusty-rose flowers in late spring. Reported to be one of the better Pinks for regions with warm ... css2dobject 添加事件

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WebFind the perfect alpine dianthus stock photo, image, vector, illustration or 360 image. Available for both RF and RM licensing. Save up to 30% when you upgrade to an image pack. Stock photos, 360° images, vectors and videos. WebThis one has many fragrant, double, pink flowers with fringed petals. Dates from 1989. Excellent for border edges, rockeries, paving or in containers. Height: 15cm. Common name (s): Pink; Gillyflower. Synonym: Dianthus 'Whatfield Can-Can'. The Whatfield series of alpine pinks were bred by Mrs J. Scholfield of Whatfield, near Ipswich and at one ... WebDianthus 'Whatfield Magenta' (Pink) is a compact evergreen perennial boasting masses of single, slightly fragrant magenta flowers adorned with a rose throat. Blooming in … ear bandit swim