
Dianthus (Carnation): everything you want to know
Dianthus, also known as Carnation, is a beloved flower and has been popular for many years. With its timeless beauty, it enhances any floral design, whether it’s a romantic bouquet, a charming centerpiece, or a heartfelt gift. The original birthplace of Carnation is on the coast of the Mediterranean. The Latin name for the Carnation is Dianthus, derived from Dios (God) and anthos (flower), making Carnation a divine flower.
A flower full of symbolism
Dianthus symbolizes romance, passion, and longing. Renaissance painters during the 15th and 16th centuries chose this flower to appear in their engagement scenes. Still, the Carnation is the perfect gift for declaring passionate love.

In which types is Dianthus (Carnation) available?
Carnation offers a magnificent array of colors, from deep purple, dark red, fluorescent yellow, champagne, soft orange, salmon pink to white or combinations of colors. Single Carnations come in various shapes, including single, double, and fringed petals. Spray Carnations display a bunch of different flowers on a single stem. Barbatus (Sweet William) have clustered flowers in happy colors. Less well-known are the Solomio Spray, which you have with single and double-layered petals. The flowers are famous for their fantastic vase life.
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When is Dianthus in season?
Carnations are widely available throughout the year, making them a popular choice for occasions and designs that call for their timeless beauty and lasting charm.
Popular Dianthus varieties
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