Scottish botanist, Thomas Drummond, starting sending phlox seeds from Texas back to Europe in 1835. After years of breeding, this phlox was born. The intriguing star patterns on bi-colored, clustered blooms make Starry Eyes a captivating addition to your cut-flower garden. Pollinators and hummingbirds are drawn to the quick-to-bloom, fragrant blossoms. Blooming may pause in intense summer heat, to renew in the cooler days of late summer and fall. In cooler areas, blooms continue through the summer.
| Bloom Color | Blue/Carmine/Mauve/Purple/Red/Rose/White |
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| Bloom Season | Frost |
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| Botanical Name | Phlox Drummondii |
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| Common Name | Phlox |
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| Days to Germination | 10 to 21 days |
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| Height | 18 to 20 in |
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| Life Cycle | Annual |
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| Light Requirements | Full Sun to Part Shade |
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| Minimum Spacing | 8 to 12 in for 3 Seeds |
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| Net Content | 200 mg |
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| Recommended Planting Time | Late Frost |
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