Phlox SHUROCHKA

Shurochka is a perennial phlox growing from 90 to 110 cm tall, semi-spreading and medium-leafy. The leaves have an acutely elliptical shape, are green and hairless, while the inflorescences are round, dense, and small in diameter. The corolla features a flat profile and a two-tone coloration: the main color is light pink, with an additional magenta eye that retains its color under varying lighting conditions.

The flowering period lasts 46 days, and vase life reaches 6–10 days. The plant is highly decorative with a long-lasting, abundant bloom, making it an ideal choice for perennial flower beds, garden paths, and forcing. Shurochka also withstands unfavorable weather conditions well and is hardy.

The variety was obtained through selection of seedlings from open pollination and is intended for both greening open areas and use in cut flowers. Thanks to its disease and pest resistance, Shurochka fits easily into any landscape design, providing a bright color solution throughout the season.