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Sweet William Electron Mix

$299
  • Vibrant mix of red, pink, lavender, and white blooms
  • Fragrant flower heads with striking contrasting centers
  • Perfect for cottage gardens, borders, and cut flowers
  • Strong stems and compact growth habit
  • Biennial variety for fall transplanting
  • Height 21–30” tall; thrives in full or partial sun

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Description

Sweet William Mix (Dianthus barbatus) is an ever-popular cottage garden favorite known for its clusters of bright, multi-colored blooms that range from deep reds and pinks to soft lavenders and whites. Each flower features a striking, contrasting “eye” at the center for added visual appeal.


This true biennial variety produces strong, upright plants with a pleasant, spicy fragrance and dense flowering heads perfect for borders, cottage gardens, or cut flower production. Sweet William Mix is ideal for fall transplanting and provides vibrant color and texture in spring and early summer displays.

Growing Information

Electron Mix Dianthus Planting Information:


Scientific Name: Dianthus barbatus

Common Name: Sweet William

Series: Electron

Family: Caryophyllaceae

Plant Type: Biennial

Color: Bi-color red, magenta, pink, and white

Height: 18"-24"

Blooming Season: Late Spring—Late Fall

Sun Requirement: Full/Partial Sun

Moisture: Moist, well-drained

USDA Hardiness Zones: Biennial or 3–9

Seeding Information:

  • Start: 6–8 weeks before last frost or direct sow in Fall or early Spring
  • Germination Temperature: 68–72°F
  • Days to Germinate: 7–21 days
  • Planting Depth: 1/8"–1/4"; lightly cover with vermiculite
  • Transplant: Late Fall—early Spring (4–6 weeks after sowing)
  • Spacing: 8 inches
  • Crop Time: 100–120 days to maturity
  • Soil pH: 6.6–8.5
Additional Information

Poisonous mainly to pets and minor symptoms if ingested by humans.