Phlox EGORKA

Phlox "Egorika" – a perennial panicled variety created in 2008 by Russian breeders Vera Germanovna Borisova and Vladimir Vasilievich Korchagin. The bush is compact, sturdy, and grows quickly, reaching a height of 75–80 cm. Upright stems ensure the plant's wind resistance and allow it to maintain a dense structure even under intensive growth.

The variety is characterized by large conical inflorescences 25–30 cm high with a diameter of about 25 cm, making it particularly striking in flower beds and borders. The inflorescences consist of many small flowers 2.5 cm in diameter with white petals edged with lilac shadows and a purple eye. The flower has a star-shaped form, while the inflorescence is a fluffy cone.

"Egorika" features medium inflorescence density and a moderate aroma level, making it versatile for various garden compositions. The bush is undemanding in care, grows rapidly, and is suitable for both early and mid-flowering periods. The plant's leaves are green, and the bush appearance is medium, ensuring a harmonious combination with other plants in the landscape.