Border Carnations are the doyen of all the carnation family providing exquisite flowers in many colour and colour variations and are often beautifully scented. They are extremely hardy providing they are grown in a well drained medium. As with all dianthus they require a neutral to alkaline soil in a light airy position. As the plants begin to spindle up to flower they will require some support.
Alfred Galbally heavily marked white ground fancy
Alfriston a crimson self
Andrew Morton a yellow ground fancy
Ann S Moore a wire edge picotee
Braeside Boy A fancy
Braeside Crimson a crimson self
Chesswood Dorothy Cottam white ground fancy
Chesswood Laura Chow deep pink self
Chesswood Margaret Alison pink self
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Chesswod Phil Dalby lightly marked white ground fancy
Chris Crew
Clare Brade White Ground Fancy
Clunie Apricot Self
David Saunders White Ground Fancy
Eileen Neal
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Eileen O'Connor
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