Dianthus Star™ Single 'Neon Star' - One Quart Pot

Bright orange blooms that butterflies absolutely love

• 🧡 Bright orange flower clusters bring bold summer color to sunny borders, native gardens, and pollinator beds.
• 🦋 Monarch butterfly host plant provides essential support for monarch caterpillars and adult butterflies.
• ✨ Long-lasting summer blooms add cheerful color and lively garden movement during peak pollinator season.
• ☀️ Loves full sun and performs beautifully in hot, dry, well-drained garden locations.
• 🌿 Upright native habit fits naturally into prairie gardens, cottage borders, meadows, and sunny perennial beds.
• 🐝 Pollinator magnet attracts butterflies, bees, and other helpful garden visitors throughout bloom time.
• 🏡 Perfect for native plantings pollinator gardens, sunny borders, meadow-style beds, slopes, and low-water landscapes.
• 💪 Drought tolerant and low maintenance once established with best performance in full sun and well-drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 18–30 inches tall and spreads 12–24 inches wide for bright native flower power.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 3–9

Fiery orange and purple blooms for sizzling groundcover color

• 🔥 Orange and purple flowers bring wild, fiery color to sunny borders, rock gardens, and containers.
• ✨ Color-shifting bloom effect creates a bold, eye-catching look that stands out in hot sunny spaces.
• ☀️ Loves full sun and performs best in bright, dry locations with sharp drainage.
• 🌿 Low spreading foliage forms a succulent mat that looks great spilling around rocks and edges.
• 🏡 Perfect for rock gardens edging, dry slopes, retaining walls, troughs, containers, and waterwise plantings.
• 🦋 Pollinator friendly flowers bring bees, butterflies, and lively garden activity during bloom time.
• 🎨 Excellent color contrast pairs beautifully with blue sedum, silver artemisia, thyme, lavender, and ornamental grasses.
• 💪 Drought tolerant and low maintenance with best performance in full sun and sharply drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 2–4 inches tall and spreads 12–18 inches wide for fiery low-growing coverage.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 5–9