Dianthus Coronet F1 Mix Seeds

Dianthus Coronet F1 Mix Seeds produce large flowers in a vibrant colour mix on compact annual plants for cool-season gardens and patio planters.

Ready for large dianthus blooms in cool-season beds and pots? Follow our step-by-step Coronet Dianthus Grow Guide for pelleted-seed sowing, germination, spacing and regional care.

Quick Grow Facts

• Plant Type: Compact cool-season bedding annual
• Scientific Name: Dianthus chinensis
• General Sowing Time: Cool season; use the regional guide for the local sowing window
• Position: Full sun; light afternoon relief in very hot districts
• Sow Depth: Cover lightly with about 1 mm of fine mix or vermiculite
• Spacing: 20–25 cm
• Germination: 2–4 days from 50% to maximum germination at 18–25°C under controlled conditions; packet/home window 14–21 days
• Height: 20–25 cm
• Spread: 20–25 cm
• Common Names: Pinks, Carnation
• Seed Form: Pelleted seed; sow intact
• Germination Light: Optional

Why Grow This Variety

• Large blooms create a strong mixed-colour display.
• Cool-season performance adds colour when other plants may be dormant.
• Compact growth suits beds and patio containers.
• The mix includes colours from deep reds to pinks and purples.

Garden Uses

Use Coronet F1 Mix in full-sun cool-season beds or patio planters for compact mixed colour.

Growing Notes

• Use the cool-season window in the linked regional guide.
• Sow one intact pellet per cell, cover lightly and keep at 18–25°C; light is optional.
• Space plants 20–25 cm apart.
• Deadhead for repeated bedding colour; do not treat Coronet as a tall cut flower.

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