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Pinks Dianthus

This hub compares 10 species records. Across all 11 records, it carries 22 evidence rows from 14 distinct cited sources. The species split is 10 fire-resistant. 1 genus-rank record is shown separately; genus-rank claims do not override a species record, and species evidence does not become one verdict for the genus.

Rated as a group: pink Dianthus Fire-resistant Consensus 10 sources rate the genus as a whole. Species evidence never rolls upward into a genus verdict, and genus claims never override a species record. ›

Fire-resistant: 10 species

feathered pink Fire-resistant Dianthus plumarius Consensus · 3 sources Zones 3–8 genus-level claims ↑
cheddar pink Fire-resistant Dianthus gratianopolitanus Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
Deptford pink Fire-resistant Dianthus armeria Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
Dianthus petraeus v. noeanus Fire-resistant Dianthus petraeus v. noeanus Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
Dianthus rupicola Fire-resistant Dianthus rupicola Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
Dianthus simulans Fire-resistant Dianthus simulans Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
maiden pink Fire-resistant Dianthus deltoides Limited evidence · 1 source Zones 3–8 genus-level claims ↑
Pine-leaved Pink Fire-resistant Dianthus pinifolius Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
sweetwilliam Fire-resistant Dianthus barbatus Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑
woodland pink Fire-resistant Dianthus sylvestris Limited evidence · 1 source genus-level claims ↑

About pinks

Directory notes

Plant forms recorded in this group: perennial. The records span published USDA zones 3–9. These are record-level fields, not a whole-genus flammability claim.

More about Dianthus: Wikipedia — external references; not evidence sources.

Where rated pinks grow

Tagged as growing in 50 states.

See Dianthus on Grow → · JSON