24" x 12" wide (seed propagated). Our Xeric Demonstration Garden visitors who saw it in bloom have given this unusual Dianthus a resounding thumbs up. Resembling the cottage garden Sweet William, this unusual dryland species is notable for its showy display of dark-red, clustered flowers, held high on wiry stems. The long, narrow tufts of blue-green foliage give it a distinctive look. Grows easily in most soil types and thrives in hot, sunny spots. A wonderful companion alongside yellow-flowered Hymenoxys acaulis. Zones 4-9 5" deep Premium pot.