Phlox 'Goldmine'
from René van Gaalen
Introduced 2001
Phlox ‘Goldmine’ is a striking combination of gold edged foliage and deep-magenta flowers. The golden variegation is unique to ‘Goldmine’ and its white-flowered sister ‘Silvermine’.
Height: 28” / 56cm
Spread: 20”/ 50cm
Hardiness: US zones 4-8
Blooms: July-August
Common name:
Perennial Phlox
Patent status:
EU 7378
PP 12,070
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René van Gaalen
By Miriam Young
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René's Pot of Gold
By Miriam Young
Phlox 'Goldmine' was the first of René van Gaalen's golden-variegated Phloxes to be introduced. |
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All you need to know
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