Description

In early spring, Woodland phlox lines the banks of streams and woodland floors. It’s fragrant, violet blue flowers are a cheerful sign of spring and a wonderful early season pollinator plant. Prefers rich, moist soil and shade. Makes a beautiful cut flower.  Cultivar of a North American Native

Phlox divaricata (Woodland Phlox) serves as a nectar source for many butterflies, including Swallowtails, Gray Hairstreaks, Monarchs, Skippers and Western Pygmy Blues.  It’s also a host plant for the larvae of the Phlox Moth and other moths like the Olive Arches

Photo Credit ~ North Creek Nurseries

Partial sun/ Shade

Height 12-18 inches

Perennial Zones 3-8

Cut Flower

Plants are sold in 3.5 x 5 inch deep pots