Novinka

New phlox variety created by author E.D. Kharchenko is a perennial plant with a compact, upright bush reaching 60 to 75 cm in height. The flowers, 4–4.3 cm in diameter, have a white tint with blue-blue shadows and purple spots in the center; they slightly fade in strong sunlight but maintain their vibrancy thanks to saturated buds. The inflorescences are round (18×17 mm) and dense, making them attractive for both fresh cutting and garden bed decoration.

The variety is resistant to drought, adverse weather conditions, and diseases, as well as having good hardiness. It grows quickly, forming dense groups, which allows it to be used as a single element or in group plantings to create continuous blooming from early August to mid-August. Regular watering and pruning after flowering promote long and bright blooming.

Phlox of this variety are perfect for gardens and farms where decorativeness with minimal care is required. Their bright and large flowers attract attention, and the variety of shades allows combining with other perennials, creating an effective garden bed that delights the eye throughout the summer and even longer.