A new, distinct Dianthus plant as illustrated and described, characterized by magenta pink flowers on short stems, above mat forming and compact silvered foliage.

A new and distinct cultivar of Carnation plant named Hiltasha, characterized by its compact, upright to broadly spreading and uniformly mounding plant habit; freely branching habit; early and freely flowering habit; purple-colored single flowers; and good container and garden performance.

A new Dianthus plant named KLEDG18273 particularly distinguished by double flowers with a dark purple color and a magenta flame and a green-grey leaf color, is disclosed.

A new Dianthus plant designated KLEDG20469 particularly distinguished by double white flowers and very early flowering, is disclosed.

A new Dianthus plant designated KLEDG20463 particularly distinguished by double pink to white flowers with very early flowering, is disclosed.

A new Dianthus plant designated KLEDG20468 particularly distinguished by double purple-red flowers with pink borders and very early flowering, is disclosed.

A new Dianthus plant designated KLEDG20461 particularly distinguished by double purple flowers with white borders and very early flowering, is disclosed.

The present invention provides an altered Gypsophila plant comprising a flower having an altered phenotype, wherein the flower having an altered phenotype comprises an elevated amount of Beta-Carotene, wherein the elevated amount of Beta-Carotene is at least twice the concentration of Beta-Carotene compared to the concentration of Beta-Carotene in a control Gypsophila flower and to methods for selecting altered Gypsophila plants.

The present invention provides an altered Gypsophila plant comprising a flower having an altered phenotype, wherein the flower having an altered phenotype comprises an elevated amount of Beta-Carotene, wherein the elevated amount of Beta-Carotene is at least twice the concentration of Beta-Carotene compared to the concentration of Beta-Carotene in a control Gypsophila flower and to methods for selecting altered Gypsophila plants.

A new Dianthus plant designated KLEDP19263 particularly distinguished by pink double flowers with red eyes, composed in round, small sprays and an upright habit, is disclosed.