Phlox paniculata 'Pinky Hill' - 2026

Phlox paniculata ‘Pinky Hill’ is an erect perennial with dark-green lance-shaped foliage and abundant terminal clusters of fragrant tubular soft pink flowers, often with a hint of salmon flush. Blooming from midsummer into early autumn, the large flower heads attract bees, butterflies and add long-lasting, fragrant colour to borders and mixed perennial beds. Its upright, columnar habit brings structure and ecological value, particularly in cottage gardens and formal or informal perennial plantings.

Thriving in fertile, moist but well-drained soil, ‘Pinky Hill’ prefers full sun to partial shade. Regular deadheading of spent blooms helps prolong the flowering period and keeps the plant neat. Given sufficient space and support, it performs reliably and becomes a striking focal point in UK gardens.