Dianthus flow. ‘Grace Bay’ /2L

Dianthus flow. ‘Grace Bay’

Dianthus flow. ‘Grace Bay’, commonly known as pinks, is a low-growing perennial producing masses of scented, frilled flowers above neat, often grey-green foliage. It is ideal for edging, rockeries, and containers.

After around five years of growth, this plant typically reaches: Usually 2540 cm tall with a spread of 3040 cm after 5 years.

Recommended compost for planting: Use a free-draining, gritty compost; avoid heavy, wet soils.

Key Features:

• Habit: Herbaceous perennial forming an attractive clump or spreading mound.
• Season of interest: Provides colour or foliage interest during the main growing season.
• Garden uses: Suitable for mixed borders, perennial beds, and many varieties also perform well in containers.
• Maintenance: Generally low maintenance; remove spent flowers and tidy old growth as needed.

Dianthus flow. ‘Grace Bay’ is a dependable choice for adding long-lasting interest and character to planting schemes.