Phlox paniculata 'Norah Leigh'

'Norah Leigh' sets itself aside from other Phlox varieties with its stunning variegated foliage.

- Pretty pale pink to white flowers with deep pink centres can be found in clusters on top of the tall, upright stems of foliage from late June until October. Flowers have an extra bonus, as they are sweetly scented.

- Its pointed, lance-shaped leaves are perhaps its most striking feature, dark green in colour with broad bright cream to white variegated margins. 

- Deadhead flowers regularly to encourage repeat flowering that will last into late autumn. 

- It performs best in a semi-shaded, sheltered location, but can tolerate full sun too (just avoid scorching afternoon sun!). It will go well as a medium-height perennial in mixed perennial borders, or in beds under dappled shade of overhead trees. Its long-lasting nature makes it a fantastic cut flower option too.

- The flowers will attract a wide range of bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

- Height and Spread approx. 80-100cm x 60-80cm. 

- Supplied in a 9cm pot