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Outdoor
Plant
Dianthus palustris is a perennial herb with erect stems that usually grow between 30 and 60 cm tall, although there are some varieties that can reach greater heights. The stems have long, narrow leaves that are linear and usually grey-green in colour.
Flowers
The flowers of Dianthus palustris grow at the top of the stem and are usually arranged in an umbel-like inflorescence. The flowers are about 2 to 3 cm in diameter, the petals are fan-shaped or round, and the colors are rich and varied, including red, pink, purple, white, etc. The edges of the petals are sometimes serrated, and the flowers emit a light fragrance that attracts pollinating insects such as bees and butterflies.
Root system
The root system of Dianthus tenuifolia is relatively developed, which is helpful for fixing the plant and absorbing water and nutrients.
Growth Habits
Lighting
Dianthus pallidum prefers full sun but can also grow in partial shade or shady environments, but full sun will encourage flower growth and flowering.
Soil
Suitable soil is well-drained, fertile sandy loam or loam with a pH between neutral and alkaline.
Moisture
Dianthus palustris does not have high water requirements and is very drought tolerant, but needs moderate watering in the dry season to keep the soil moist but not wet.
Temperature
It likes a mild climate and has a high cold tolerance, but can also tolerate hot summer weather.
Lifestyle
Reproduce
Dianthus pallidum can be propagated by seed, divisions or cuttings. The seeds usually mature after the flowers have faded and can be collected and stored for sowing at the right time. Divisions and cuttings can be propagated by the growing side buds or roots of the plant.
Flowering Time
Dianthus pallidum typically blooms in spring to summer, for weeks to months, adding long-lasting color and charm to the garden.
