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Phlox paniculata `Sir John Falstaff`

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Phlox paniculata `Sir John Falstaff`
Family Polemoniaceae
Genus Phlox
Species Phlox paniculata
Common Name(s) Garden phlox
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This is a tall perennial which grows about 1m. In the summer it will produce rich long-lasting terminal flowerheads, with small 5-lobed flowers. You should plant in fertile soil which is kept evenly moist but has good drainage. Give them a sunny spot, but a partially shaded area is acceptable.

Dark pink flowers with red, central marks are produced.

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