Grow A Long Carnations ‘Dianthus caryophyllus’

Technically a tender perennial Carnations are best grown as an annual.
They dislike damp conditions so are unsuitable for Autumn Jump Starting. Sown in late winter gives them not only the time and but also lower temperatures at the young plant stage to achieve strong bushy growth.
You can find more about the seeds and plants we grow by visiting our website
zoewoodwardgardening.com/

[@engineeringdreams]

Grew these with you last year and they were fantastic all season, thank you, now doubled up this year 🤞🤞🤞

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Wonderful 👏🏻

[@engineeringdreams]

@@zoewoodwardgardening actual some from last year still look alive - not amazing but like they might spring back - can they flower again this year?

[@SucculentmoodGarden]

Beautiful flowers🎉🎉

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Thank you so much 💕

[@ouerdanikarim1763]

Thanks very much

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

You are welcome

[@zohradachraoui3720]

I want to ask you please I planted carnations seeds last year they grow without any flowers I wonder what can I do for them to make them blooming

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

Sowing early is the key x

[@mariebutler6912]

Hi Zoe, what size container did you plant in and how many plants per container please? Thank you x

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

For 10L about 5 plants in a 15L around 6-7.