Phlox Shade

A beautiful lavender phlox! Divaricata is a fragrant flower with lavender blue flowers.

Butterflies love garden phlox. Space well and thin out stems as needed. Easy to grow, this native Phlox paniculata prefers fertile, well-drained soil in full sun to light shade. Garden phlox is easy to recognize in any perennial border.

Flowers open in April-May over of matted, moss-like foliage. It is native to the dry, rocky areas and open woodlands of the Appalachian mountains. Plants will tolerate deer, drought and heat, but good drainage is essential, and watch out for rabbits.

Flowers open in April-May over of matted, moss-like foliage. It is native to the dry, rocky areas and open woodlands of the Appalachian mountains. Plants will tolerate deer, drought and heat, but good drainage is essential, and watch out for rabbits.

Darkness is required for germination. 16,700 seeds/oz. From our trials, we've selected the phlox varieties with the tallest stems and most desirable colors. Cover seed, as darkness is required for germination.

Only grows to 1′ tall with a mix of colorful blooms that can grow anywhere. Beautiful bright phlox blooms! One of the most beautiful wildflowers around.

Only grows to 1′ tall with vibrant lipstick red blooms that can grow anywhere. Beautiful bright red phlox blooms! One of the most beautiful wildflowers around.

Flowers open in April-May over of matted, moss-like foliage. It is native to the dry, rocky areas and open woodlands of the Appalachian mountains. Plants will tolerate deer, drought and heat, but good drainage is essential, and watch out for rabbits.

Thin when first true leaves appear. Dislikes root disturbance. Cover seed with 1/8" fine soil. Annual phlox produces charming, abundant blooms on branched stems. Cover seed, as darkness is required for germination.

Remove spent blooms to promote reblooming. Eye-catching are the large clusters of snowy white blossoms with rich red eyes. When planted in masses, their sweet fragrance can reach from a distance.

This bushy phlox - a sea of enticing color in light pink, white, wine, burgundy and diffused blue - flowers profusely all summer long and is ideal as a low border and picture-perfect in a container.

When diving phlox in spring, it should be done just as the new shoots appear. Phlox plant divisions should be planted immediately, but they can be planted in pots with potting mix temporarily to give to friends and neighbors.To divide phlox, cut around...

From June through August, free-flowering phlox cultivar flings out constellations of bright-eyed blooms, petite bicolor stars with serrated edging and marbled coloring. This flower-crazy phlox rocks! ‘Popstars' quickly transform a border into a razzle-dazzle...

Work someinto the soil before planting if your soil doesn't manage water well.Give the plants plenty of room, especially in hot, humid areas where air circulation around the plant will help keep powdery mildew to a minimum.

All species bear clusters of five-petaled flowers with tubular bases. Fertilize lightly in spring and water weekly during dry weather. Native to deciduous woods of the East, it likes moist, humus-rich soil and part shade.‘Bruce's White', ‘Pink Ridge',...

From June through August, free-flowering phlox cultivar flings out constellations of bright-eyed blooms, petite bicolor stars with serrated edging and marbled coloring. This flower-crazy phlox rocks! ‘Popstars' quickly transform a border into a razzle-dazzle...

If this area is in the shade, grow night blooming phlox in moveable containers, so they may receive adequate sunlight during the day. Night phlox information says they prefer rich, well-draining soil and a sunny location.

Some popular species include). It produces lots of small, brightly colored flowers in shades of pink, red, white, purple, and red. Language is a funny thing, particularly when regional plants that were named hundreds of years ago finally meet each other...

This can lead to yellow or chlorotic and dried out phlox plants.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });Nutrient deficiencies, lack of water, improper lighting and chemical drift can also cause yellow, dried...

Each spring moss phlox appreciates a light application of fertilizer to the soil. Its small stature and spreading and draping habit make it a great selection for the top of a wall or in a container where it can cascade down the sides.

Simply dig the plant up, preserving the root ball. Follow these easy creeping phlox planting instructions for years of early spring color.Little special care or maintenance is necessary when growing creeping phlox.

Choose a fast draining growing medium such as a combination of peat, coarse sand and perlite.Pull the leaves off the bottom 1/3 of the cutting. These spring bloomers come in pink, white, lavender and even red.

Try growing Drummond's phlox in flower beds, containers or as part of a border. In fact, annual phlox is a no-fuss plant that will scent the garden, attract butterflies and bees and their fruits are attractive to some birds as food.

Unrooted pieces can also be removed and potted up. Notices of regional "garden round-ups" or "RU's" and plant swap events can be found in theWhether you get them as a gift, in a trade, or even if you have to resort to purchasing some at your local garden...

Very fragrant double white flowers 2 inches across adorn each slender, gracefully erect branch. This long time favorite naturally grows 6-8 feet tall, but can be pruned to any height.

Grows well in sun or shade. Grows up to 7'. Especially interesting in the winter when the twisted branches are in full view. No the stems are not malformed! They grow naturally in this bizarre twisted tortured manner.

If a plant is struggling due to a disease or root problems, the fertilizer will only add stress to it's life. Removing the dead and dying limbs will minimize the possibility of diseases such as “dieback” and will also allow the plant to re-concentrate...