In the perennial border, nestled amid the feathery flax and the delicate dianthus, a hibiscus looks not only out of place but even downright raucous.
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Thymes and tiny daisies were planted between paving stones, while arabis, dianthus and hardy geranium were plugged into soil-filled niches in stone walls.
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Plant spring-flowering columbine and spring-through-fall perennials such as black-eyed Susan, dianthus, pigeonberry, purple coneflower and salvias.
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Spores come into contact with healthy leaf and stem tissue of " Dianthus " plants through wind, rain, and contact with infected tissue.
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A number of local flower types are considered endemic to the Balkans, such as " Dianthus deltoides " and " Allium breviradum ".
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"Dianthus " was built as a private motorboat of the same name by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company at Bristol, Rhode Island, in 1913.
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"Dianthus repens " is a perennial herb with many stems clumped together, sometimes erect but other times forming a mat pressed against the ground.
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The painting has also been referred to as Madonna del Giglio ( of the dianthus or pink ) for the flower that infant John gave to the infant Christ.
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In the tearoom, a sprig of rosemary is folded into the napkin that wraps the silverware, and dianthus, calendula and pansy blossoms decorate glasses of herb tea.
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Yucca and German iris are both great, and almost any kind of dianthus or artemisia will thrive on natural rainfall unless you live in a desert or semidesert area.
