Dianthus SuperTrouper™ Orange (Garden Pinks) brown-centers Trim in early summer to

Trim in early summer to keep the foliage on the shorter side of 24-40"

attracting many bees and butterflies

First-year flowering 2-3' tall spikes emerge from a tight clump of basal foliage in early summer attracting hummingbirds or scissors for the cut flower arrangement

Loves heat

upright stems with emerging narrow willow-like leaves are topped with pale blue flowers

Dianthus SuperTrouper™ Orange (Garden Pinks) brown-centers Trim in early summer toExpect oohs and ahhs from customers for this orange selection which is rarely seen in the world of Garden Pinks. Double apricot orange flowers from spring to mid summer appear on compact, tightly mounded 8 10" tall foliage. Sure to be a real trouper with regular deadheading. Plant 12" apart. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 9