Phlox paniculata
- Phlox paniculata Bright Eyes x 3Phlox paniculata Bright EyesSpecial Price €3.25 Regular Price €4.50Stock 100+Tall with masses of immaculate flowers in the midst of summer very colourful and sweet scented, ideal for the perennial border or as a freestanding... Learn More
- Phlox giant flowering mix x 9€9.95 As low as €8.50Stock 100+Giant flowering Phlox paniculata are very colourful and sweetly scented. They are ideal plants for the perennial border attracting many butterflies... Learn More
- Phlox paniculata Purple x 3Phlox paniculata PurpleSpecial Price €3.25 Regular Price €4.75Stock 91The perfect plant for the mid-summer border, produces large purple flower heads with a lovely delicate scent. Learn More
- Phlox paniculata PinkPhlox paniculata PinkSpecial Price €3.25 Regular Price €4.50Stock 100+Phloxen paniculata is an excellent plant that blooms in the summer with very... Learn More
- Phlox paniculata RedPhlox paniculata RedSpecial Price €3.25 Regular Price €4.50Stock 100+Phloxen paniculata is an excellent plant that blooms in the summer with very... Learn More
- Phlox paniculata Danielle x 3Phlox paniculata 'Danielle'Special Price €2.75 Regular Price €3.95Stock 100+Danielle produces large pure white flower heads with a lovely delicate scent. It's a real winner, which will bring a luminous glow to your borders.... Learn More
- Phlox paniculata Hesperis x 3Phlox paniculata 'Hesperis'€5.50Out of stockOut of stockAfter years of careful selection we have found an immaculate Phlox with huge flower heads, bright purple blue in colour and wonderfully sweetly... Learn More
Phlox are ideal plants for growing in the back of perennial border or as a freestanding plant
Phlox paniculata is a tall growing phlox variety, it produces masses of very colourful and sweetly scented flowers in clumps throughout summer.
In the wild this is a tall plant reaching 6ft and the flowers are usually pink. Plants also tend to grow in partial shade in damp soil. In gardens, these plants need staking.
Almost every phlox is advertised as "mildew-resistant". In general most new varieties are less affected by mildew than some older varieties.