Phlox
Garden Phlox is an easy to grow perennial, great
for garden color, and marvelous for cutting. Plants grow in clumps with
strong stems that bear simple lance-shaped leaves. These stems are topped
with clusters of fragrant, showy, five-petaled flowers, each blossom
rising from a narrow tube. In addition to the traditional stately
varieties, we also offer the creeping variety of Phlox.
These varieties create a carpet of flowers in spring and are ideal
for steep banks and rock gardens.
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Phlox Botanical Name : Phlox stolonifera 'Blue Ridge' This terrific native lights up a sunny or shady area in late spring with a plethora of lilac-blue flowers from mid-May through June. With its spreading, mounding form, this is a great plant to group together to fill large areas with fantastic bloom along with that great Phlox scent. Matures 6-8" tall and spreads 18-24" wide. Hardy to Zone 3. |
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Creeping PhloxBotanical Name : Phlox stolonifera 'Sherwood Purple' A hardy plant which produces an abundance of dainty, deep violet flowers above low-growing mounds of dark green, rounded foliage. Excellent as a ground cover in shaded borders or a splash of color in dense woodlands. Matures 6-10" tall and spreads 2-3' wide. Hardy to Zone 5. |
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Garden Phlox Botanical Name : Phlox paniculata 'Volcano Pink' The Volcano series Phlox is the most mildew tolerant Phlox on the market today with resistance that exceeds that of Phlox 'David' on each and every variety. Even better, Volcano Phlox bloom early and prolifically putting on a show that will shame even the best established Phlox paniculta selections. Throw in a stature that's lower and more compact than other garden phlox and the fact that each variety is well endowed with fragrance that will fill the landscape and you have a group of plants that will change the perception of garden Phlox forever. This blooming masterpiece will explode into color in early July with cones of striking pink flowers with white eyes on dense, sturdy, high mildew tolerant, heavily branched plants. Long bloom time through August and into September ensures the garden will always be perfumed by this plants heavenly flower scent. Matures 18-24" tall x 12-15: wide. Hardy to Zone 4. |
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Phlox Botanical Name : Phlox paniculata 'Volcano Red' Volcano Phlox bloom early and prolifically putting on a show that will shame even the best established Phlox paniculta selections. Throw in a stature that's lower and more compact than other garden phlox and the fact that each variety is well endowed with fragrance that will fill the landscape and you have a group of plants that will change the perception of garden Phlox forever. You won't find another red Phlox that performs better than 'Volcano Red' with its incredible blooming power that see cones of scintillating red flowers begin to open in early July and continue into September. Compact, chunky plants are sturdy, the foliage deep green and highly mildew tolerant, and the flowers are incredibly fragrant. What else could you ask for in a garden Phlox? Matures 18-24" tall x 15-18" wide. Hardy to Zone 4. |
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