Pinks, like carnations, are members of the genus Dianthus. They often bring to mind images of cottage gardens, with flowers on long stems flopping over stone paths, but they are quite versatile and can be used in containers, raised beds, alpine gardens, and in modern gardens requiring stronger or more vibrant colors.
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Pinks, like carnations members of the genus Dianthus, often bring to mind images of cottage gardens, with flowers on long stems flopping over stone paths, but they are quite versatile & can be used in containers, raised beds, alpine gardens, & in modern gardens requiring stronger or more vibrant colors.
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