Plant ID (again) and burnt tips!!

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  1. Paul Sanderson

    Paul Sanderson Gardener

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    Hi all.

    I bought this in flower last year, and it survived the winter outside and exposed and now it's in flower again. Can anyone tell me what it is please?

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    And what would cause the tips to turn black on my goldcrest?

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    Thanks guys!! Appreciated as always...

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  2. Jenny namaste

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    Hi Paul, the first is a Dianthus or also known as a little Pink. Bet it smells divine.....
    And the second piuccie - re. burnt leaf. Had any harsh chemicals near it ? Weed killer or lawn weed and feed possibly ?
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    Frost? Could be if you live oop North.
     
  4. Phil A

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    Salt spray if you live near the sea?
     
  5. Paul Sanderson

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    Thanks for the answers guys.

    The dianthus here has no scent at all...can I split it? Is it meant to be evergreen or did it survive due to the mild winter?

    I'm from the north east but now live in sunny North Norfolk, about 4 miles from the sea so shouldn't be salt spray, hopefully!!

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