Phlox divaricata
BLUE PHLOX
Polemoniaceae

 
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Plant type: herbaceous soft-wooded perennial

Hardiness zones: 6-9b

Sunlight: warm low sun to dappled light

Soil Moisture: dry between watering to constantly moist

Soil: enriched soil, non-organic mulch, mildly acidic to mildly alkaline

Tolerances: heavy frost
0.35m
Plant habit
 
0.5m

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Garden Styles: suits alpine, coastal & cottage designs

Uses: border, informal edging, groundcovers, mass planting, crevice

Growth rate: average

Maintenance Level: average

Skill Level: average

 
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Phlox divaricata
BLUE PHLOX
Polemoniaceae

 

Photo coming
  Plant type: herbaceous soft-wooded perennial

Hardiness zones: 6-9b

Sunlight: warm low sun to dappled light

Soil Moisture: dry between watering to constantly moist

Soil: enriched soil, non-organic mulch, mildly acidic to mildly alkaline

Tolerances: heavy frost
0.35m
Plant habit
 
0.5m

FEATURES

Flowers: mauve or white

Flowering Time: early summer


DESIGN

Garden Styles: suits alpine, coastal & cottage designs

Uses: border, informal edging, groundcovers, mass planting, crevice

Growth rate: average

Maintenance Level: average

Skill Level: average






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