Dianthus Superbus

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Dianthus superbus is a perennial with finely fringed pink-to-lavender flowers and a sweet fragrance. Grow it in a sunny border and use a few detached petals as a decorative finish.

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Season
2026

EDIBLE FLOWERS · FROM GARDEN TO PLATE

Dianthus superbus Seeds – Perennial Fragrant FlowersDianthus superbus

Dianthus superbus is a perennial with finely fringed pink-to-lavender flowers and a sweet fragrance. Grow it in a sunny border and use a few detached petals as a decorative finish.

Packet: 25 Seeds+

In the kitchen

Use detached petals on salads, desserts or drinks. Trim away the bitter pale petal base. Use flowers grown for food; leaves and stems are not part of this culinary guidance.

In the garden

  • Tufted perennial; height varies with seed strain and growing conditions.
  • Fragrant, deeply fringed flowers in summer.
  • Sun and well-drained soil; deadhead to prolong the display.

Flavour

Dianthus petals can have a delicate clove note; intensity varies.

Serving idea

The fringed petals bring delicate texture to cakes and plated desserts.

At a glance

Latin Name
Dianthus superbus
Habit
Tufted perennial; height varies with seed strain and conditions.
Flavour
Floral; clove notes vary.
Culinary Uses
Desserts, cocktails, teas, syrups
Special Use
Fragrant, lacy perennial edible flower

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Common questions

How many seeds are in the packet?

25 Seeds+.

Am I buying seeds or harvested flowers?

This listing is for seeds to grow, not ready-to-use flowers.

Which flowers should I use in the kitchen?

Use only correctly identified flowers grown for food, and follow the kitchen notes above for this variety.

Cook your harvest

Use your harvest in these recipes. Check the variety notes and substitutions in each recipe.

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