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But then you'll sniff out fennel and azaleas in the "spicy" section and dianthus in the "sweet and spicy" category.— Kansas City Star: Front Page
The technical name for carnation is dianthus, and these are a perennial flower, meaning they will continue to come back year after year.— Epinions Recent Content for Home
They had lots of gorgeous daisies, azaleas, crotons, and dianthus, which are all perennials.— thetowntalk.com -
I will say though, I prefer to plant dianthus in the spring.— thetowntalk.com -
While small plants, just beginning to bloom, are the best, it seems very hard to convince a customer of it and they will often choose a basket with four or five old plants loaded with bloom in preference to a dozen small ones Asters, alyssum, balsams, candytuft, celosia, coleus, dianthus (pink), lobelia, mignonette, petunias, phlox, portulaca, ricinus, salvia, verbenas, vinca, roses, zinnias, may all be started from seed.— Gardening Indoors and Under Glass A Practical Guide to the Planting, Care and Propagation of House Plants, and to the Construction and Management of Hotbed, Coldframe and Small Greenhouse

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