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  1. Nina Pozdnyakova, Tula

    Funny view of the phlox Misha, but only complex problems have to deal with it. First, like all phloxes, it is best to plant it separately, otherwise in August we risk infecting its neighbors with powdery mildew.

    Secondly, it is variegated, that is, it does not combine with anything, except with lilac or white flowering plants. But on the other hand, it falls apart - and therefore must stand either alone and always “belted”, or inside a group of plants and be out of place. Natasha can replace it: the variety looks very well, only the petals have no corners, but the bush does not fall apart!

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Despite the outward similarity of the flowers, Mishenka belongs to the panicled phlox varieties, and Natasha (formerly Sonata) belongs to the f. spotted. Misha blooms earlier.

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