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Dianthus 'Lawley's Double Red'

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Aspect:

Full Sun

Aspect:

Light/Partial Shade

Soil Type:

Mainly dry

Soil Type:

Moist But Well-Drained

Colour:

Red

Dates From:

Unknown

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Plant Details

We are very grateful to a generous customer who donated this lovely pink.

Wonderful double red flowers with serrated petals on blue foliage. Scented. Very similar to Dianthus 'St Nicholas'.

Not much is known about the history, although it possibly originated with Frank Lawley of Herterton House, Northumberland.  Its age is uncertain but is known to pre-date 1990. 

Also known as Dianthus 'Lawley's Red'.

Height: 20cm

Common name(s): Pink; Gillyflower

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