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Dianthus 'Lady Granville'

Dianthus 'Lady Granville'

£6.50

Aspect:: Full Sun
Aspect:: Light/Partial Shade
Soil Type:: Mainly dry
Soil Type:: Moist But Well-Drained
Colour:: White
Colour:: Red
Dates From:: 19th Century

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Plant Overview

An early Victorian plant with double flowers of fringed white petals and crimson lacing. Heavily scented.

Introduced around 1840.

Long stems make this an excellent choice for cutting.

The Lady Granville this flower was named after is thought to be either the first wife of the first Earl of Granville, or the wife of the second Earl whose marriage took place in 1840.

Height: 25cm

Common name(s): Pink; Gillyflower

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