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Phlox are perennials and favorite choices from ground covers that bloom in early spring, to tall phlox that bloom in mid-to-late summer. Learn more about growing and caring for phlox in your garden.About the flowhese plants sport many colorful star-shaped flowers when they bloom. Because there are so many species and varieties (many of which are native to North America), you can find phlox for almost any garden. Indeed, their versatility cannot be overstated.Low-growing or creeping phlox works great as a ground cover.Tall phlox are excellent as a colorful background.Medium-sized varieties can fill any gap! Plus, phlox are low maintenance and have a lovely scent. Planting In general, phlox prefer a soil that is rich in nutrients and evenly moist. However, they do not like sitting in wet soil. Use a garden fork or tiller to prepare your garden bed before planting. Loosen the soil to a depth of about 12 to 15 inches, then mix in a 2 to 4 inch layer of compost to improve soil consistency and fertility.

Peregrina Flowers

Peregrina is an evergreen shrub or small tree with glossy leaves and clusters of star-shaped red, pink or crimson flowers. The plant has a rounded or narrow dome and grows up to 15 feet tall with a spread of about 10 feet in cultivation. It is usually small. Peregrina often grows as a shrub with several thin stems, but can also be pruned to a single stem. Leaves are very variable, up to 7 inches long. They may be entire and ovate or ovate, or lanceolate, or three sharply pointed lobes. The leaves are bronze when young and brown on the underside. The flowers are about 2.5 cm wide and are borne in many-flowered clusters at the tips of the branches, almost all year round. Fruit round-triangular, about 1 x 1 cm, split open. Seeds ovoid, oval, 8-9 x 5 mm, buff, dark flowers has soo much rude material Milk thistle can cause skin irritation and itching on contact. The seeds are poisonous. Smoke from burning plants is toxic. Peregrina is native to Cuba and is cultivated worldwide.

Maiden Pink Flowers

The first rose, also known as Dianthus deltoide, is a richly flowering, evergreen perennial native to Asia and Europe. As a versatile plant, it is often used as an excellent ground cover, rock garden specimen, as well as the front edge of a border. You'll love the countless attractive flowers that emerge in red, white or pink in spring and early summer. The five-petalled flowers are toothed at the edges and have light and dark spots.It is also grown as a garden plant in rockeries. Some people even add it to a meadow seed mix so it can grow in surprising new places.The beautiful flowers that appear on the stem attract butterflies and bees. Pollination is almost exclusively carried out by butterflies. This is because other pollinators fail to distinguish between different shades of red and the composition of the first pink flowers is compatible only with butterfly pollination. The narrow corolla mouth of the first pink flowers allows only the narrow proboscis of butterflies to enter.

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