WHITE-PINNATE

Phlox 'White-Pinnate' – a compact dwarf variety with a height of 40 to 60 cm, which grows rapidly due to its powerful root system reaching a depth of 20–30 cm. The leaves are green, lanceolate, and arranged very densely, giving the bush a compact structure.

The heart of the plant consists of snow-white inflorescences up to 5 cm in diameter, made of five porcelain petals. The flowers bloom two weeks earlier than most varieties, and the flowering period lasts from July to September, making it a leader in longevity. Thanks to the dense structure of the inflorescences, the plant withstands rain and wind well, and is also suitable for cut flowers.

'White-Pinnate' is distinguished by its high drought and low-temperature resistance, grows easily both in open ground and in containers. It prefers sunny places but can tolerate partial shade. The variety is fragrant, which adds to its decorative appeal. When planting, a distance of 25 cm between plants and a planting depth of about 5 cm is recommended. This is an ideal choice for those looking for a reliable and beautiful plant with a long flowering period.