Phlox KALEIDOSCOPE

KALEIDOSCOPE is a large-flowered mixture of low-growing annual phlox varieties that impresses with its bright and diverse coloring. Plants reach a height of 15–20 cm, while flowers with a diameter of up to 1.5–2 cm are gathered in panicle-like inflorescences 7–9 cm long. Thanks to the dense and compact appearance of the bushes, they create a rich visual effect on flower beds and borders.

Phlox prefers sunny spots and light, well-drained fertile soils with high organic content (not fresh manure). Sowing is done into seedlings in March–April, after which the plants are transplanted into the ground in May at 15 cm intervals. Flowering begins in June and continues until strong frosts below 5 °C, ensuring a long period of decorative presence.

This mixture is ideal for decorating flower beds, borders along paths, rockeries, and even for growing in containers, pots, or balcony boxes. Thanks to the compact root system and wind resistance, phloxes easily fit into both open areas and limited spaces, creating bright mini-bouquets and picturesque compositions.