Phlox Paniculata New Hybrids Mix

Discover Exquisite Fragrance & Beauty with Phlox Paniculata New Hybrids Mix Seeds

Reinvent your garden with our Phlox Paniculata New Hybrids Mix seeds, showcasing some of the loveliest new colors in this old-fashioned, much-loved garden favorite. This special blend presents a captivating spectrum of shades ranging from soft pinks, vibrant purples, subtle mauves, romantic rose tones, and pure whites. You’ll find blooms with charming, contrasting colored eyes and others with rich, solid hues, ensuring a diverse and stunning display.

Beyond their visual appeal, all varieties in this mix are exquisitely fragrant. There is truly nothing to compare to the sweet, enchanting fragrance of Perennial Phlox, which will gracefully drift through your garden on warm summer evenings. Phlox Paniculata New Hybrids Mix has long been a favorite for florists due to its long, strong stems, jewel-like colors, and remarkable ability to last beautifully in a vase.

Easy Care & Prolific Blooms:

• Light Preference: Plant Phlox paniculata New Hybrids Mix in Full Sun to Partial Shade.
• Soil Tolerance: These resilient plants are tolerant of clay, as well as well-drained soils, especially when mulched to maintain stable moisture levels during hot periods.
• Feeding: As prolific bloomers, a good quality fertilizer applied in early season will keep them healthy and producing wonderful flower heads for a long period.
• End-of-Season Care: Simply cut them back to ground level at the end of the season while they are dormant to promote fresh new stems the following spring.

Seed Sowing Advice for Optimum Germination:

Seed can be sown indoors for best results, as **chilling is beneficial for germination**:

1. First, soak the seeds in warm water for 10-15 minutes.
2. Sow the pre-soaked seeds thinly on the surface of good quality seed-raising mix in a punnet.
3. Cover with a fine layer of sieved mix.
4. Thoroughly moisten the mix by standing the sown punnet in a shallow water bath, allowing moisture to wick up from below.
5. Wrap the moist, sown punnet in cling-wrap or a plastic bag and place in the refrigerator (not freezer) for 4-6 weeks (stratification period).
6. After chilling, remove from the fridge, unwrap, and thoroughly moisten again.
7. Now, place the plant in a warm, well-lit position (avoid direct sunlight). Ideal temperatures of 15-18°C are crucial for rapid and optimum germination. You can use a heat mat if available, or a warm, protected windowsill. Note that temperatures above 18°C can inhibit germination.
8. Continue to keep the soil consistently moist by misting with a spray water bottle.
9. Seeds typically germinate in approximately 7-14 days after the chilling period.