Looking for a fragrant, summer-blooming perennial that brings a cottage garden vibe? Meet Larissa Tall Garden Phlox (Phlox paniculata ‘Larissa’), a classic perennial with upright clusters of soft pink blooms brushed with deeper rose centers. This Tall Garden Phlox variety is a reblooming type, with strong mid-summer performance and a sweet, lightly spicy fragrance that lingers in the garden air. At maturity, it grows about 2-3 feet tall and wide, making it a great mid-border beauty.
This hardy Tall Garden Phlox forms bushy, upright clumps of lance-shaped green foliage that create a lush, full look even before the flowers arrive. Its long bloom time makes it a favorite for cut flower arrangements, and it draws in pollinators by the dozens – butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees can’t resist! A dependable rebloomer with deadheading, Larissa fills garden beds with color from mid-summer into early fall.
Larissa Tall Garden Phlox adds soft, romantic color and fragrance to the garden, perfect for mixed borders and sunny perennial beds. Its size makes it ideal for middle-of-the-border planting. Native to North America, Phlox paniculata has been cherished for centuries as a staple perennial in cottage gardens and classic perennial borders. Known for its role in pollinator-friendly gardens, Phlox belongs to the Polemoniaceae family – relatives of Creeping Phlox and Woodland Phlox, two other gardener favorites.
Larissa Tall Garden Phlox thrives in USDA growing zones 4-8. This herbaceous perennial is hardy, dependable, and easy to maintain with just a little seasonal care.
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You’ll love how Larissa Tall Garden Phlox brings classic summer color, fragrance, and pollinator power to your garden. A must-have for cottage-style borders and butterfly gardens, this perennial delivers season after season of beauty. Order your Larissa Tall Garden Phlox and start enjoying its soft pink blooms today from NatureHills.com!
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