Dianthus lusitanus Dianthus lusitanus, called commonly ‘Rock carnation’, is a species of the family of the Caryophyllaceae. The erect stems are branched and can reach 40 cm height. Leaves are glaucous, linear without nerves. The pink flowers are solitary or grouped in pairs at the end of the stems. The fruit is a capsule. This species enjoys rocky and stony lands. Datasheet Common NameClavelina ,rock carnation Botanical nameDianthus lusitanusFamilyCaryophyllaceae Life CyclePerennialFoliageDeciduous Basic ColourPink Height10 -> 40 cm HabitatRocky and stony lands Altitude2200 m Bloom Time May -> August Plant TypeHerbs, Ornemental, OutdoorFruit TypeCapsule Sun ExposureSun, Part shade Soil pHAcidic, Neutral Soil Moisture DrySoil Type Stony , Rocky Propagationby seeds / by sowingGerminationFast Germinator Open Next Page To See More Photos. Dianthus lusitanus Dianthus lusitanus