Dried Edible Flowers Organic Dianthus Flower Jar

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Dianthus — from the same family as carnations — are beloved edible flowers with a distinctive sweet, clove-like scent and flavour that makes them a standout choice for both flavour and decoration. Petite Ingredient's organic dried dianthus flowers are certified edible and sustainably farmed in Australia, trusted by professional chefs and bakers for over 13 years. Their fringed petals and rich colouring bring a cottage-garden charm to wedding cakes, naked cakes, and dessert boards.

Key Details

  • Format: Retail jar
  • Flower type: Dianthus / pinks (dried, organic)
  • Origin: Australian sourced, organically certified
  • Certified: Certified organic and edible, sustainably farmed
  • Flavour: Sweet, clove-like fragrance and flavour
  • Shelf life: 2–4 years
  • Storage: Cool, dry place out of direct sunlight

Best For

  • Wedding cakes — dianthus petals bring a vintage cottage-garden look to tiered cakes
  • Naked cakes — scatter between layers alongside rose petals for a lush floral effect
  • Charcuterie boards — pair with stone fruit and soft cheeses for a complementary flavour match
  • Gin and elderflower cocktails — the clove-sweet flavour enhances botanical spirit profiles
  • Macarons and patisserie — press petals onto fresh ganache for a delicate finish

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dianthus flowers safe to eat?

Yes. Dianthus (Dianthus spp.) petals have been used in cooking and confectionery for centuries. Petite Ingredient's flowers are certified organic, edible-grade, and grown to food production standards in Australia. As with all edible flowers, only consume flowers that are specifically sold and certified as edible — garden or florist flowers are not safe for food use.

How do I store dried organic dianthus flowers?

Store the sealed jar in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. The 2–4 year shelf life makes them a reliable pantry item for professional cake decorators. Reseal after use to maintain the sweet clove-like fragrance and keep humidity out.

Browse the full edible flowers range at Baking Pleasures, or explore our cake decorating supplies and edible toppers collections for more ways to finish your cakes beautifully.

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