Dianthus ‘Heart Attack’ Edible Folliage the berries are mildly toxic

the berries are mildly toxic to humans if ingested in large quantities

providing near-continuous colour throughout the growing season

Due to its vigorous growth and spreading habit via underground rhizomes

is an evergreen conifer notable for its dense

Dianthus ‘Heart Attack’ Edible Folliage the berries are mildly toxicCommon Name: Sweet William Heart Attack (Dianthus Heart Attack) Description: Dianthus Heart Attack is an eye catching cultivar of Sweet William known for its clusters of richly pigmented, crimsonburgundy flowers that verge on almost black at times. The petals have subtle frilled edges, creating a refined, velvety texture. The blooms arise above a mound of deep green, narrow foliage, making it an elegant yet bold presence in borders, cottage gardens,