Dianthus Doris 1L

General Dianthus Plant Description:

Genus: Dianthus
Common Name: Carnation or Pinks
Flowers: Dianthus is known for its charming, fragrant flowers. The blooms often have a fringed or serrated edge, giving them a distinctive appearance.
Colors: Flowers come in various colors, including shades of pink, red, white, and bi-colors.
Foliage: Dianthus plants typically have slender, grass-like leaves.
Height: The height of Dianthus plants can vary depending on the species or cultivar. Some are low-growing ground covers, while others may form mounds or taller clumps.
Blooming Period: Dianthus plants often bloom in late spring to early summer, and some varieties may continue to bloom intermittently throughout the growing season.
Sun Requirements: Dianthus generally prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade.
If “Doris” is a specific cultivar of Dianthus, you may want to check with local nurseries, botanical gardens, or reputable online plant databases for detailed information about its characteristics, care requirements, and unique features. Cultivar-specific details can include flower color, fragrance intensity, and growth habits.