The blossoms of ‘Sweet William’ are a gorgeous collage of reds, pinks and whites atop small flower stalks. Â A vigorous grower and confident spreader ‘Sweet William’ works great as a groundcover, for use in borders or anywhere a carpet of awesomly colored flowers is desired. Â One of the oldest garden plants, ‘Sweet William’ was cultivated in the 1500’s, brought to the American garden in 1750 and grown by Thomas Jeffereson. Â In the language of flowers ‘Sweet William’ symbolizes gallantry.
August 26, 2012 Dianthus ‘Sweet William’
The blossoms of 'Sweet William' are a gorgeous collage of reds, pinks and whites atop small flower stalks.