New Garden Phlox
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New Garden Phlox: Vibrant Additions to Your Garden
Garden phlox, particularly the tall Phlox paniculata variety, is a staple in perennial gardens, blooming beautifully from mid to late summer. Among the exciting new arrivals at garden centers is the "Goldmine" variety. Its striking magenta-purple flowers stand out against green and gold variegated leaves, making it a must-have for attracting visitors to your garden.
Other popular variegated forms include "Harlequin," known for its magenta blooms and cream-yellow leaves, and "Becky Towe," featuring rose-pink flowers with yellow and green foliage. Although "Norah Leigh" boasts green and cream leaves, its pale pink blooms may blend too subtly with its vibrant foliage.
For those seeking shorter options, "Little Laura" offers rich violet-purple blooms with white centers, adding a dynamic touch to any garden. Standing at twenty-four inches tall, it's a perfect centerpiece for large containers. Another compact choice is "Juliet," just twenty-four inches tall with soft pink flowers and built-in mildew resistance, making it ideal for mid-summer blooms.
When it comes to mildew-resistant varieties, consider the charming trio for your garden: "Miss Pepper," with soft-pink flowers and a rose eye at three feet tall; "Miss Elie," reaching forty inches with soft pink blooms and a deep rose eye; and "Miss Kelly," showcasing lilac blooms edged in white.
To ensure thriving plants, position them in full sun with well-drained soil. While they can tolerate some late afternoon shade, full early morning sun and good air circulation are crucial for preventing disease. Enhance their growth by adding a shovel of compost early in the fall.
These vibrant phlox varieties not only add color and interest to your garden but also ensure a delightful spectacle throughout the summer season.
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