Pink

Continuing with the flower theme.

This is a mass of tiny little pink flowers climbing over our rockery.

They are part of the dianthus family

They provide a carpet of colour and if you split them in the autumn you can transplant them elsewhere in your garden.

I googled them and google told me the following...............Dianthus 'Firewitch'

Hardy Perennial
Leaves are heavily silvered and
perfectly lanced shaped.
Foliage provides a dense mat for
weed suppression.
Short flowering stalks erupt with
large blooms.
Extended blooming season over
many dianthus varieties.
Clove scented blooms
Drought tolerant once established

[Pat Knowles]

Nothing I like better than a cascade of flowers over a stone wall Phil & these are beautiful...such vivid flowers!

[Phil Howcroft]

@happypat thanks pat...i always boost the saturation a tad in my flower shots...only a tad i might add !

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[andy c]

A myriad of pink :-)

[Meg]

Beautiful carpet of little flowers

[Judith Johnson]

What a versatile little flower.

[🐓 Patricia Fletcher]

Wow! Lovely! I love dianthus, especially the scent. What a mass you have, stunning!

[Allison Williams]

Oh I bet that is beautiful. I used to grow dianthus in my flower beds before we moved to a condo where the management plans all the landscaping in the public areas. Unfortunately my backyard patio just doesn't get the right sun, so I will have to enjoy your flowers instead.