Double pink blooms. Does not flop!

Dianthus Pink Fire

With flowers larger than the standard, ‘Firewitch’, and a knock-your-socks-off, super strong, clovey-spice fragrance, this is one plant you’ll want to add to your collection.

Named after a fiery, red-headed professional volleyball player from Israel, Pink Fire lives up to its namesake with enormous, fully double, fiery pink carnation flowers that emerge from a steely-blue base of foliage. The large flowers do not flop but are help strong and high by the stems. A sport of the ever famous 'Firewitch', this plant has many similar, yet improved qualities - with a super strong clove fragrance to entice even the shyest gardener to come closer.

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Who Am I?

Common Name

Pink Fire pink
Botanical Name

Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Pink Fire' PP32592
Type

Perennial
Evergreen?

SEMI
Bloom Time

Early summer
Bloom Color

Pink

Cultural Details

Bloom Time

Early summer
Size

6-8" tall by 8-12" wide
Hardiness Zone

3-9
Light

Full sun
Soil

Average garden soil
Moisture

Moist, but well-drained
Disease & Pests

None known
Landscape Use

Borders, containers, foundations, mass plantings, rock gardens, urban gardens
Propagation

Tissue Culture, URC

Available Photos

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Dianthus Pink Fire

Who Am I?

Common Name

Botanical Name

Type

Evergreen?

Bloom Time

Bloom Color

Cultural Details

Bloom Time

Size

Hardiness Zone

Light

Soil

Moisture

Disease & Pests

Landscape Use

Propagation

Available Photos