Dianthus

Dianthus from the Sweet series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, a carnation. The inflorescence takes the form of a flower head, where at the end of the stem there is a little mushroom shape composed of smaller florets. We found it best to plant them in a polytunnel already in autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. You will harvest at least 10 full-value stems from one plant, which gradually grow and bloom. Sweet "Black Cherry" is a beautiful dark shade of burgundy.

Beautiful fragrance, long stems, and delicate flowers. The Carnation is our spring favorite. It has proven best for us to plant in the polytunnel already in autumn, then in spring you harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From spring sowings, stems are radically shorter. Dynasty "Pink Magic" features tiny pink flowers, some lighter, others darker. From one plant you will harvest at least 10 full-sized stems.

Dianthus from the Sweet series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, a carnation. The inflorescence takes the form of a flower head, where at the end of the stem there is a little mushroom shape composed of smaller florets. We found it best to plant them in a polytunnel already in autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. You will harvest at least 10 full-value stems from one plant, which gradually grow and bloom. Sweet White is a pure white color.

The Dianthus from the 'Barbienne' series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, a Carnation. The inflorescence is in the form of a cluster, where at the end of the stem there is a "mushroom" composed of smaller florets. It worked best for us to plant them in the polytunnel as early as autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant, you harvest at least 10 full-quality stems that grow and bloom gradually. Dianthus 'Barbienne Rose' is a shade of fuchsia pink.

The Dianthus from the 'Barbienne' series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, a Carnation. The inflorescence is in the form of a cluster, where at the end of the stem there is a "mushroom" composed of smaller florets. It worked best for us to plant them in the polytunnel as early as autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant, you harvest at least 10 full-quality stems that grow and bloom gradually. Dianthus 'Barbienne Rose' is a beautiful shade of salmon pink.

The Dianthus from the Sweet series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, on a Carnation. The flower head forms a cluster, where at the end of the stem there is a dome composed of smaller florets. It has proven best for us to plant in the polytunnel already in autumn, then in spring you harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant you will harvest at least 10 full-sized stems, which gradually grow back and finish blooming. Dianthus Sweet Coral is a beautiful shade of coral pink.

The Dianthus from the 'Sweet' series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, a Carnation. The inflorescence is in the form of a cluster, where at the end of the stem there is a "mushroom" composed of smaller florets. It worked best for us to plant them in the polytunnel as early as autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant, you harvest at least 10 full-quality stems that grow and bloom gradually. Dianthus 'Sweet Pink' is a light, rich pink.

The Dianthus from the Sweet series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, those of a carnation. The inflorescence is in the form of a head, where at the end of the stem there is a "mushroom" shape composed of smaller florets. We found it most effective to plant them in a polytunnel as early as autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant, you harvest at least 10 full-value stems that gradually grow back and finish blooming. The Dianthus Sweet 'Black Cherry' is a beautiful dark shade of wine red.

The Dianthus from the Sweet series is a Sweet William. The stems are therefore thicker and stronger than, for example, those of a carnation. The inflorescence is in the form of a head, where at the end of the stem there is a "mushroom" shape composed of smaller florets. We found it most effective to plant them in a polytunnel as early as autumn; in spring, you then harvest a flood of meter-long stems. From one plant, you harvest at least 10 full-value stems that gradually grow back and finish blooming. The Dianthus Sweet 'Black Cherry' is a beautiful dark shade of wine red.