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Vibrant flower clusters in a rose and pink shades make a colorful display at garden's edge. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Exceptionally hardy hybrid with extended flowering and outstanding garden performance. Often a short-lived perennial.

This dwarf hybrid strain produces showy clusters of fragrant flowers in shades of lavender, purple, rose and red, often with an attractive contrasting eye. Terrific in containers or for edging borders. This strain flowers well the first year and hopefully returns for a second. Remove fading flowers to encourage more buds to form.

Vibrant flower clusters attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden. Presents a colorful display in the rock garden or at garden's edge. A lovely cut flower for summer bouquets. This variety flowers from seed the first year.

Single flowers in a wide color range over compact plants.

The most heat tolerant Interspefic Dianthus, Jolt Pink Magic produces a shocking blaze of super-charged color all summer long. Ultra-vivid pink shades mix magnificently with celosia, rudbeckia and echinacea in the front of the sunny border; downright awesome in a container.

‘May Breeze’ features fragrant, light blue (almost white) flowers that erupt from airy scapes in May. Bright green, basal foliage forms a spreading groundcover underneath the blooms. Developed in The Netherlands as a companion for spring bulbs, this lively nativar forms an airy cloud of fragrant, icy white flowers with a hint of blue that float above the carpet of semi-evergreen foliage in spring. Best as a woodland groundcover as it mingles its way through the shade border.