Xela's Garden
Pink 'Widecombe Fair' [V]
Genus: Dianthus.
Species: Dianthus allwoodii.
Planted in elliptical bed
Bought at ? for £?
Unusual variety
This plant has received an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society.
well drained soil
sunny spot
Height 10-12".
Flowers:
Colour: soft peach pink with a hint of cream.
Scent: Highly clove
Photos of this plant
Reminders for this plant
Due about 17 years ago:
Feed/fertilize
Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring and again after flowering to encourage further blooms.
Due almost 17 years ago:
Take cuttings
Easily increased by way of cuttings taken in the spring and summer months. Plants are best replaced regularly, every three years or so, as they have a tendency to become woody and leggy.
Dead head
Dead head faded flowers regularly to ensure repeat flowering. .
Feed/fertilize
Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring and AGAIN AFTER FLOWERING to encourage further blooms.
Due about 16 years ago:
Take cuttings
Easily increased by way of cuttings taken in the spring and summer months. Plants are best replaced regularly, every three years or so, as they have a tendency to become woody and leggy.
Due almost 16 years ago:
Dead head
Dead head faded flowers regularly to ensure repeat flowering.
Feed/fertilize
Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring and AGAIN AFTER FLOWERING to encourage further blooms.
Due about 15 years ago:
Take cuttings
Easily increased by way of cuttings taken in the spring and summer months. Plants are best replaced regularly, every three years or so, as they have a tendency to become woody and leggy.
Due almost 14 years ago:
Feed/fertilize
Feed with a balanced fertiliser in spring and AGAIN AFTER FLOWERING to encourage further blooms.
Dead head
Dead head faded flowers regularly to ensure repeat flowering.
Due about 13 years ago:
Take cuttings
Fertilise
Feed with a balanced fertiliser in SPRING and again after flowering to encourage further blooms.
Due about 12 years ago:
Take cuttings
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Feed
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Due almost 12 years ago:
Feed
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