Dianthus allwoodii Common name - Allwood pinks Flowering period - May through October. Height - Grows 20" tall (51 cm). How to grow - Plant in full sun. Features - Sweet scented flowers in a wide range of colors. Soil - Tolerant of most soil conditions. Spacing - Plant 16" apart (41 cm). Tips - Do not cut back plants in fall or spring, heavy pruning prevents flowering and may harm plants. Uses - Use for borders, edging and cutting. Hardiness - Zone 3 to 8 20" 16" Full Sun Note - Please refer to plant caretag for specific variety information Select a perennial flower Alyssum Anise hyssop Asiatic lily Astilbe (dwarf) Astilbe (dwarf) Avens Balloon flower Black eyed susan Blanket flower Candytuft Canna lily Carpathian bellflower Clustered bellflower Coneflower (purple) Coneflower (white) Coral bells (heuchera) Daisy (english) Daisy (shasta) Daylily Delphinium Dianthus (allwoodii) Dianthus (deltoides) Evening primrose Forget-me-nots Foxglove Gaultheria Gayfeather Gentian Helianthus Hens and chicks Hosta Indian feather Lamium Lavender Lupine (dwarf) Phlox Rock cress (snow cap) Rock cress (spring charm) Sage (meadow) Sage (russian) Sandwort Sea thrift Silver mound Sisyrinchium Soapwort Stonecrop (sedum) Tickseed (coreopsis) Tickseed (coreopsis) Verbena • • • Garden Planning Tips Choose plants suitable for the site (light, soil, etc) • Arrange plants according to their height • Arrange according to plant form and texture • Arrange according to plant flowering periods • Arrange in groupings by type and color considerations • • •