Phlox Polina

Phlox "Polina" – a compact bush reaching about 55 cm in height, featuring an upright shape and sturdy stems. The flowers are large (up to 4.2 cm) with a purple-violet hue, gradually turning blue to a dark violet shade by evening, creating an impressive horizontal inflorescence.

The variety was developed by breeders V.V. Korchagin and V.G. Borisova in 2012 and is characterized by high winter hardiness – it withstands temperatures up to -40 °C (zones 3-4). It prefers bright sun but also grows well in partial shade, making it versatile for various garden areas.

"Polina" is an excellent choice as a foreground element in flower beds and for creating bouquets due to its rich color and wind-resistant bush. Its undemanding nature and abundant yield make this variety popular among gardeners seeking a reliable and beautiful plant.