Dianthus grows well in containers, and with a bit of simple care and maintenance, ... In climates colder than Zone 3, you can grow them as annuals or bring the containers indoors for the winter.

A water-wise plant, Dianthus does not tolerate wet soils, needs good air circulation, and should not be heavily mulched, especially in winter. It grows outdoors and is winter-hardy to Zone 5.

Dianthus makes a showing this year, ... Plant winter annuals as nectar sources for monarch, giant swallowtail butterflies. By Calvin Finch Nov 4, 2022.

Dianthus “In my experience, these are one of the most cold-hardy bedding plants we can use, continuing to bloom throughout the normal winter temperatures we experience,” Stagg said.

Dianthus “In my experience, these are one of the most cold-hardy bedding plants we can use, continuing to bloom throughout the normal winter temperatures we experience,” Stagg said.

NEW YORK and WALTHAM, Mass., Feb. 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dianthus Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: DNTH), a clinical-stage biotechnology company dedicated to advancing the next generation of ...

Cool is not the season we are in. Dianthus typically slow down or stop blooming in the heat of summer. If you can keep them alive with some water, they should bounce back and bloom again in the fall.

Dianthus (DNTH) shares have rallied 18% in the past month on FDA clearance to initiate a phase II study on its lead candidate, DNTH103, to treat an autoimmune indication. Top-line data is expected ...

A vast range of plants are evaluated for their performance including winter hardiness. The dianthus trial has produced some exciting surprises, said Vanstone in a recent telephone conversation.

Cool is not the season we are in. Dianthus typically slow down or stop blooming in the heat of summer. If you can keep them alive with some water, they should bounce back and bloom again in the fall.

DEAR JANET: I bought a plant at Walmart that had this tag "Accent Strobilai" on it but no other care information. Can you help me identify the plant and tell me how to care for it -- sunlight, shade?