Description
Prairie Phlox is also called Downy Phlox for the hairy appearance of the stems and leaves. Pink flowers from May through July. Prefers full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. Often confused with the invasive Dame’s Rocket. Can be difficult to germinate and grow to maturity. Height: 2′.
Seedlings come in 3 1/8″ bio-degradable pots.
A word about native plants: perennial plants, often with deep roots. Transplant them carefully as they dislike root disturbance. They are slow growing, and will not flower until the second year or later.
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