1. Plural of dianthus; flowering plants of the genus Dianthus, including carnations and pinks, known for fragrant, colorful blooms.
Usage: Commonly used in gardening and horticulture contexts.; The singular form is 'dianthus'.

Examples

• The garden was filled with vibrant dianthuses in shades of red and pink.
• She planted several dianthuses along the border of her flower bed.
• Dianthuses are popular choices for cut flowers because of their long vase life.
• The fragrant dianthuses attracted butterflies and bees to the garden.
• Many gardeners prefer dianthuses for their hardiness and beautiful blooms.
• The florist arranged a bouquet of white and crimson dianthuses for the wedding.