Phlox divaricata ~ Woodland Phlox Size:1 GALLON Note: can be invasive-Plant in

Note: can be invasive-Plant in a contained area to prevent over-spreading

Grows best with  afternoon shade and rich moist well-drained soil

then after the first frost turns candy-apple-red mixed with scarlet

Galium odoratum Flower

IMAGE: Michael Wolf

Phlox divaricata ~ Woodland Phlox Size:1 GALLON Note: can be invasive-Plant inWoodland Phlox is a spreading semi evergreen native perennial with small hairy dark green foliage. Loose clusters of fragrant flowers that can be lilac, rose, or blue bloom in spring attracting butterflies. Grows best in bright shade and rich, moist, and well drained soils. Phlox divaricata is a valuable early season source of nectar for swallowtails, sphinx moths, and hummingbirds. Type: Perennial Origins: East N. America; GA Native Height: 0. 5' 1'