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Phlox divaricata

Woodland Phlox (Wild blue Phlox, Wild Sweet William)

The lilac, pink, or blue flowers are borne profusely in loose, terminal clusters and it will form a large colony over time.

  • »  Lilac, pink or blue flowers form loose clusters
  • »  Clusters appear at the tips of each stem
  • »  Lance-shaped to elliptic, mid-green leaves are 5 cm long
  • »  Forms large colonies over time
  • »  Bloom Time: May to June
  • »  Flower Size: 4 cm

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Exposure
• Partial Sun/Shade
Soil Moisture
• Moist to Average
• Well-drained
Attracts Wildlife
• Attracts Butterflies
Growth Rate
• Medium
Critter
• Deer Resistant
Attributes
• Native to Ontario
• Fragrant
Flowering Time
• Spring
Habit
• Spreading
Foliage Color
• Green
Landscape uses
• Border/edging
• Naturalizing
• Woodland/woods edge
Planting instructions
• Container Plants
Additional Information about Phlox divaricata

 Native to Ontario

Growing & Maintenance Tips for Phlox divaricata

Phlox divaricata grows best in an average to moist, well-drained soil, in dappled shade. Provide good, air circulation when choosing a location for this species to reduce the potential of powdery mildew. Cut back after flowering to encourage fresh growth and a tidier habit.