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Phlox Maculata ‘ Natascha’
£5.50
Phlox Maculata ‘Natascha’ has the most beautiful, scented pink and white striped flowers held on strong stems. Phlox maculata is more resistant to mildew than Phlox paniculata in fact plants here have always been mildew free! A reliable plant that forms a good clump happy in most conditions apart from deep shade and boggy sites.
Plants are supplied in a 9cmpot and will be cut back for dispatch when in full growth.
5 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun semi shade
Soil - Moist well drained
Height - 70 - 80 cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - June - August
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