![[Photo: Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Bath's Pink'.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjlpRGxElkN9-gc1K8snYtwGa4h0RWaYzHfI-ujRmYXMvwYEFIx6UVLFWBzLbckZ0TIvNs0F9sPSuGhg9SfB7ozsSzwbhGt2c3uD9_1sEftglwP-T5Bs0cr0s-rSTfsdtItnmiSfeIxxm0/s1600-h/Dianthus+gratianopolus.JPG)
Dianthus gratianopolitanus, known in English as "cheddar pink" and in French as œillet bleuâtre or œillet de Grenoble, is a perennial native to Eurasia. The flowers smell of cloves.
This plant is evergreen; I took a photo of it back in March.
Dianthus gratianopolitanus, known in English as "cheddar pink" and in French as œillet bleuâtre or œillet de Grenoble, is a perennial native to Eurasia. The flowers smell of cloves.
This plant is evergreen; I took a photo of it back in March.
The neighbour who owned this plant moved away and said we could have it! I split it into about ten clumps. Yay!
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