Phlox (Paniculata Grp) Violet Flame

Phlox (Paniculata Grp) Violet Flame is a stunning perennial plant known for its beautiful purple-medium blue violet flowers. This particular variety of phlox is known for its winter hardiness, making it suitable for USDA zones 5 and 6.

The flowers of Phlox Violet Flame have a diameter of 3-3.5 cm and are known to attract butterflies and bees. They bloom from June to September, adding a splash of vibrant color to any garden during the summer months. The flower color distribution is unicolored with a trace, meaning the color is concentrated in one area with a subtle variation.

The plant itself reaches a height of 50-60 cm, making it a great choice for border plants or adding height to flower beds. It has an elongate leaf shape with a dark green color, providing a beautiful backdrop for the vibrant flowers. The foliage is an average size, measuring around 10-15 cm.

Phlox Violet Flame thrives in sunny or semi-shaded conditions and requires moist soil. It does best in humus-rich soil and does not do well in poor soils. Regular watering is necessary to keep the plant healthy and thriving.

One of the standout features of Phlox Violet Flame is its inflorescence, which is in the form of a corymb. This means that the flowers are arranged in a flat-topped cluster, creating a beautiful visual display. The flowers themselves have a secondary color of blue-light blue violet, adding depth and interest to the overall flower arrangement.

In conclusion, Phlox Violet Flame is a beautiful and hardy perennial plant that adds a splash of color to any garden. With its vibrant purple-medium blue violet flowers and dark green foliage, it is sure to capture attention. Its winter hardiness and ability to thrive in moist, humus-rich soil make it a great choice for gardeners in USDA zones 5 and 6. Whether planted in a sunny or semi-shaded area, Phlox Violet Flame is sure to add beauty and charm to any landscape.

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