Bloomsz Four Great Sun Garden Perennial Collection, Flower Bulb, Roots / Flower Bulbs 4pk

Flowers of pink, purple, white and deep golden yellow are featured in this collection of Four Great Sun Garden Perennial Collection. Two different varieties of Phlox will produce long-lasting flowers in pink and white from July through September. Liatris are frequently used in cut-flower arrangements for their bursts of purple tassel-shaped flowers. And who can resist the brown-eyed, deep golden yellow profusion of Rudbeckia's flowers? All varieties attract butterflies and hummingbirds and deer resistant. Excellent choices for mass plantings. Phlox are delightfully fragrant. Prefer full sun.

Bloomsz Four Great Sun Garden Perennial Collection, Roots, 4pk: Grows 16-20", 36-48" and 5-6' tall Plant in groups Perennial in Zones 3-9; dig and store indoors in colder areas Growing instructions: Phlox paniculata: Phlox prefer moist, well-drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded area of the garden Dig a hole 12"-15" deep and amend the soil with compost if needed Place the roots 12"-18" apart into the soil with the crowns 1"-2" below the soil level Fill in the soil, tamp down, and water in thoroughly Water deeply during dry spells being careful to keep water away from the foliage Deadhead plants to encourage vigorous growth Plants should be divided every 2-3 years in early fall Rudbeckia: select a sunny to partially shady spot in the garden where the soil drains well Loosen the soil to a depth of 12"-15"and mix in 2"-3" of compost Set the roots 12"-18" apart with the crown about 1" below the soil level Water in lightly and apply a light layer of mulch Do not water again until sprouts appear Water only when the plants begin to wilt, making certain the soil is never really wet Deadhead to ensure vigorous growth and blooming Liatris: select a location in the garden that receives full sun to partial shade Soil should be fertile and moist but not soggy Loosen the soil to a depth of 6"-8" and place the bulbs in the soil in groups with the bulbs 4"-6" apart and 15"-18" away from other plants Tops of the bulbs should be slightly below the soil level Tamp down the soil, water thoroughly, and cover with a light layer of mulch Once the bulbs begin to grow, water 2-3 times per week as needed Divide in spring as required