'Venti Parfait™ Crimson Eye' Dianthus chinensis (Pinks) | Vite Greenhouses
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March 28, 2024

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Pinks ‘Venti Parfait™ Crimson Eye’
Dianthus chinensis (‘Venti Parfait™’ Series)
Unavailable in 2024



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Type: Annual
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Cultivar Notes -
Venti Parfait™ Crimson Eye
Big bold flowers with crimson centers and pink edges completely cover the compact plants on this outstanding Dianthus.
Series Notes -
Venti Parfait™
A new type of dwarf hardy dianthus that flowers slightly earlier than dwarf annual types. Plant breeders crossed Sweet William with annual dianthus to produce a species that had larger self cleaning flowers, more free flowering and better garden performance during summer heat. Plants will flower about 10 - 15 days earlier than traditional annual types.
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Genus Notes -
Dianthus
From the Greek words dios and anthos , meaning "divine flower," this appelation indicates the great esteem with which the plant was held by the ancients.

Breeders of the sixteenth century developed the Carnation. This common name is a permutation of "coronation," as it was traditionally used in making garlands and coronets. Also referred to as Pinks for at least 600 years, the flower gave its name to the color--not, as is commonly surmised, the color to the flower. Dianthus are frequently found in Shakespeare as Gillyflower, a corruption of "July-flower", in reference to the time of their optimal flowers.

Having so clearly captivated gardeners throughout time, the 80 species of this genus still exude their charm and fragrance today, making an agreeable addition to any garden.

The best known Dianthus is the Carnation. Of more interest to gardeners are the Pinks, with their compact mounds of grasslike foliage and masses of colorful, early summer blooms.


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