If soil is particularly acidic, apply a handful of lime when planting.įertilizer: Apply a low-nitrogen granular, organic fertilizer or 2" of compost in springtime.ĭiseases & Pests: Leaf spots can mar the leaves of Dianthus. The flowers have a spicy scent and sit on top of silvery blue stems and leaves. Soil pH: Tolerates most soil pH levels, but neutral to alkaline is preferred. Some afternoon shade can prolong flower life Dianthus Promotional Line 'Pinball Wizard' has elegant magenta double flowers with flashes of hot pink and white within.
Once established, only need to water during especially prolonged dry periods. Pinks Dianthus hybrida 'Pinball Wizard' Also known as 'pinks', dianthus belong to the same family as carnations and are known for the spicy fragrance their blooms emit. Watering Details: Water regularly during first growing season: about 1" per week should do. Divide every two-three years to renew vigor-in early spring for zones 3-6 or fall in zones 7-9. Winter killed stems can be pruned away in springtime. If mulching to suppress weeds, use a layer of fine gravel.
Best crowding border edges and well-drained rock gardens, where it attracts butterflies and bees. Placement & CultivationPink Pinball Wizard's ruffled blooms are fragrant with the spicy scent of cloves and bring us back to a time when fragrance above all else was treasured. across (5 cm), adorned with dark pink flecks and stripes.
DIANTHUS PINBALL WIZARD FREE
When to Set OutsideThis summer-long bloomer can be set in the ground in spring when there is still the possibility for a light frost. Very compact and free flowering, Dianthus 'Pinball Wizard' (Pink) is a charming evergreen perennial with masses of strongly scented, fully double, soft pink flowers, up to 2 in.
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