Phlox maculata Natascha - This is an unusual decorative variety of spotted phlox, attracting attention with its original two-tone flower coloration. White petals with bright pink-raspberry stripes create a striking contrast, making the plant a true adornment for the summer garden. The variety is distinguished by prolonged flowering, high winter hardiness, and good disease resistance.
Decorative features
The main advantage of the variety is its large, dense inflorescences, consisting of numerous flowers with a unique white-pink coloration. Each petal is adorned with an expressive crimson stripe, so no inflorescence looks monotonous.
The bush is erect, compact, and well-foliated. The leaves are narrow, rich green, creating a beautiful background for bright inflorescences and maintaining their decorative appeal until autumn.
Flowering begins in mid-summer and continues until early autumn, accompanied by a light, pleasant aroma.