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Pinks for 16th Century Garden

November 22, 2008 by admin Leave a Comment

English Heritage require the help of all dianthus (Pinks) growers.

Heritage species are required in the restoration of the 16th Century Elizabethan Gardens at Kenilworth Castle.

Many of these species were introduced to the UK around this time and it is highly likely that there are many plants hiding in gardens all over the country.

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Filed Under: Features, News Tagged With: 16th century, clove fragrance, dianthus, elizabethan gardens, english heritage, feathered petals, heritage varieties, kenilworth castle, original carnations, pinks

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