You can't divide one big root, so unless your Dianthus has rooted itself along the stems, you must take cuttings. After bloom, just cut some stems, strip off the leaves, and stick them in a pot (at least 3 inches of the stem). Keep in bright light but not sun and keep moist. When you see new growth, you'll know it has rooted. Dianthus are extremely easy to root this way.

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You guys are great!! Thank you so much! We are going to play with the arrangement this weekend and see how it affects the egress in the room. I have a feeling that the couch against the windows is going to interfere with the natural walkways of that room. But, that being said, I just have to see it to rule it out because I really like the idea of the large sofa on that longer wall. I have already purchased a solid blue drapery panel for that window but a pattern might actually be a great idea and add a little something extra to the room. Rebecca, that rug is from the Magnolia collection and it is by Loloi rugs. Thank you, it was actually the first thing I bought for that room. My last several houses have all been in the darker words and darker red‘s, browns and when I saw this house, I knew I wanted to go with something a little bit different hence the blues and the grays. I was also thinking about doing a dark blue on the chairs but then wanted the dark blue on the window treatments and didn’t think I would want to put a dark blue chair against a dark blue window treatment. I hope that makes sense. So my thought was maybe going with more of a natural linen color on the chairs and then adding a pattern or solid blue pillow. Thank you all so much for the feedback and food for thought. I really love all of your suggestions and it really helps to try to see the room in a different way, through someone else’s eyes. .

Some thoughts to define the space: --Keep lattice and paint your porch railings to match. --Remove the front walkway, which just chops up your already small space. --Enclose the entire space in a white picket fence with a gate on the driveway side leading to the steps. --"Line" the long border side of the picket fence with a mix of good sized shrubs to the height of the fence. If anyone asks just say: "I'm making a garden!" Some kinds of attractive shrubs are deer "unfriendly,"i.e. prickly, which will also be kid unfriendly. Have a small nursery help you with all this, telling them you need to have a defined and enclosed front yard. You can often get a simple design drawn up at small garden centers if you buy the plantings there. --Plant the inside of the space with a mix of groundcovers, hardscaping, ornamental grasses, perennials, as well as the mixed border shrubs. This idea only all the plantings on the inside, gate on the driveway side: --As someone said, install a mailbox mounted on a post on your side and add large numerals to define your side. . --