Perennial pink carnation
by Gail
(Norfolk, Va)
What could be the cause for this. They get full Sun.
Doug says they usually only bloom once (most varieties anyway). If you shear them back - cut the foliage tops off about half way back - you might find they'll rebloom. But generally, you get one flush and that's about it for the perennial carnation types. Deadheading may also extend that flowering span a bit.
