Wild Pink

Silene Carolina

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Overview

Wild Pink (Silene carolina) is a hardy perennial renowned for its vibrant, deep pink flowers. Thriving in USDA zones 4-7, this plant reaches a manageable height of 10-12 inches with a spread of up to 18 inches. Perfect for rock gardens or borders, it prefers well-drained soil and full to partial sun. Flowering in late spring, its delicate, notched petals attract butterflies and are drought-resistant, offering low-maintenance beauty.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 4–8Climate Temperate

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Wild Pink (Silene carolina) is a hardy perennial renowned for its vibrant, deep pink flowers

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 4–8

Shape & size

Mature height: 10–12 Ft.
Mature width: 10–12 Inches

Classification

Family: Caryophyllaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Wild Pink, botanically known as Silene carolina, is a charming perennial native to the eastern United States, image 73

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — forming mounded tufts of narrow; wild Pink (Silene carolina) is a hardy perennial renowned for its vibrant, deep pink, image 76

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — It boasts a profusion of vibrant pink flowers that measure about 1 inch across; wild Pink asks for minimal care once, image 78

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — These five-petaled blossoms flaunt a deeply notched design and are lightly fragrant; perennial for full or half, image 79

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — blooming in the late spring to early summer timeframe.<br><br>A low-maintenance plant; wild Pink, botanically known, image 80

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Wild Pink asks for minimal care once established; blooming in the late spring to early summer timeframe.<br><br>A, image 81

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — It prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade, where its flowering may be less profuse; perennial with pink blooms, image 82

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — It thrives best in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 7; and it requires well-draining soil with a preference for drier, image 74

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — and it requires well-draining soil with a preference for drier; it prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade, image 75

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — lance-shaped leaves that are a vibrant green in color; it thrives best in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 7, image 77

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — perennial with pink blooms; it boasts a profusion of vibrant pink flowers that measure about 1 inch across, image 87

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — It is deer resistant and attracts pollinators such as butterflies; offering low-maintenance beauty, image 83

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — making it both a practical and ecological choice.<br><br>When incorporating Wild Pink into a landscape design; these, image 84

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — consider its growth habit and flowering season; pink flowers in the garden, image 85

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — pink flowers in the garden; notched petals attract butterflies and are drought-resistant, image 86

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — perennial for full or half; consider its growth habit and flowering season, image 88

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — this plant reaches a manageable height of 10-12 inches with a spread of up to 18 inches; making it both a practical, image 91

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Wild Pink (Silene carolina) is a hardy perennial renowned for its vibrant, deep pink flowers; perfect for rock, image 89

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Thriving in USDA zones 4-7; lance-shaped leaves that are a vibrant green in color, image 90

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — It thrives best in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 7; and it requires well-draining soil with a preference for drier, image 96

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Perfect for rock gardens or borders, it prefers well-drained soil and full to partial sun; this plant reaches a, image 92

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — notched petals attract butterflies and are drought-resistant; forming mounded tufts of narrow, image 93

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — offering low-maintenance beauty; it is deer resistant and attracts pollinators such as butterflies, image 94

Wild Pink (Silene Carolina) — Wild Pink, botanically known as Silene carolina, is a charming perennial native to the eastern United States, image 95

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