Phlox spp. (Phlox) #2
$19.99
A versatile perennial offering fragrant flower clusters in many colors, from low groundcovers to upright border plants. Ideal for sunny to lightly shaded gardens and pollinator plantings.
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Description
Phlox spp. includes a versatile group of clump-forming to spreading perennials valued for their vibrant color and seasonal fragrance. Growth habits range from low, mat-forming groundcovers to upright, clump-forming border plants, depending on species. Flowering occurs from mid-spring through late summer, with dense clusters of small, five-petaled blooms held above the foliage. Flower colors include white, cream, pink, rose, magenta, lavender, purple, red, and bicolor forms, often with contrasting eyes or subtle patterning.
Foliage varies by species, from narrow, needle-like leaves on creeping types to broad, lance-shaped leaves on taller selections, typically in medium to deep green tones. Most phlox are deciduous, dying back in winter and re-emerging in spring, with some groundcover types offering semi-evergreen interest in mild climates. Phlox spp. is well suited for perennial borders, cottage gardens, pollinator gardens, rock gardens, edging, and groundcover use, offering both structural flexibility and extended bloom.
Care Instructions
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Full sun to partial shade, depending on species
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Well-drained, fertile soil; good air circulation recommended
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Moderate water; consistent moisture during active growth
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Deadhead to extend bloom; cut back stems after flowering or in fall
Key Features
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Fragrant flower clusters in a wide range of colors
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Mid-spring through late summer bloom period
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Clump-forming to spreading perennial habit
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Strong pollinator attraction for butterflies and bees
