Phlox SIGISMUND LEWANEWSKI

Sigismund Lewaniewski – a perennial phlox, growing to about 75–80 cm tall, with a compact bush and green leaves. The flower is round, about 4.5 cm in diameter: white with blue shades on the petal edges and a raspberry ring in the center, creating a striking contrast. The plant has a strong, pleasant aroma.

Phlox is known for its frost and heat resistance, so it can be grown in full sun or partial shade. The flowering period lasts about 40 days, starting from mid-July, making the plant a valuable element of the summer garden. Flowers retain their brightness and do not fade under normal conditions.

Care for Sigismund is simple: soil loosening, timely fertilizing, and watering during active growth. The plant is resistant to fungal diseases and pests, so protection from diseases is usually not required. Hardiness allows leaving the plant in the open ground without shelter.

Sigismund Lewaniewski – a universal choice for those who appreciate bright flowers, a strong aroma, and ease of care in the garden.