Phlox (Paniculata Grp) Early Pink

Phlox (Paniculata Grp) Early Pink
Flower scent Unscented
Winter hardness Good (USDA-zone 5, 6)
Flower color Pink-dark blue pink-N074D
Soil fertility No poor soils
Leaf, general shape Lanceolate
Flower diameter 1,5 - 2 cm
Plant height 30 - 40 cm; 40 - 50 cm
Flower length/hight 1 - 1,5 cm
Inflorescence Corymb
Flowering month(s) June; July; August; September
Leaf size 7,5 - 10 cm
Light conditions Semi-shades; Sunny
Flower color distribution With Eye
Flower, secondary color(s) Pink-medium purple-N074A
Moisture requirements Moist
Soil type Humus rich

The Phlox Paniculata Grp, also known as Early Pink, is a beautiful flowering plant that is a welcome addition to any garden. Although it is not known for its scent, its stunning appearance more than makes up for it. With its winter hardness and ability to thrive in USDA-zones 5 and 6, this plant is a reliable choice for gardeners in these regions.

The Early Pink variety of Phlox displays a mesmerizing color palette, ranging from dark blue-pink to a medium purple hue. Its lanceolate-shaped leaves add an elegant touch to its overall appearance. The flowers have a diameter of 1.5 to 2 cm and reach a height of 30 to 50 cm, depending on the variety. The flower length is relatively short, measuring between 1 and 1.5 cm.

The plant produces inflorescences in the form of corymbs, which are clusters of flowers that create a visually striking display. Flowering occurs mainly from June through September, brightening up the garden during the summer months. The flowers feature an eye-catching distribution of color, with a secondary color in shades of pink and medium purple.

For optimal growth, the Early Pink Phlox prefers soils that are not poor in fertility. It thrives in moist conditions and is suitable for both semi-shaded and sunny areas. Ideal soil types for this plant include those that are humus-rich, as they provide the necessary nutrients for healthy growth.

Gardeners looking to enhance their landscapes with vibrant blooms that withstand colder temperatures will find the Early Pink Phlox to be a fantastic option. Its attractive colors, compact size, and adaptability to different light conditions make it a versatile choice for various garden designs. Whether planted as a border, in flower beds, or in containers, this Phlox variety is sure to add beauty and charm to any outdoor space.

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