Phlox Paniculata 'Robert Poore'
Tall and Bright best describes this variety of native phlox. Rich magenta blooms flower June thru September on 4-5’ tall clustering plants.
Plant Deets:
Prefers full sun but also enjoys partial afternoon shade.
Likes a little elbow room of 2-3’ from other plants but does love to be in a crowd of it’s fellows.
Medium to average soil with water at its feet ‘roots’ to avoid powdery mildew.
Favorite ‘pals’ include Sneezeweed, Coreopsis and any Monarda for a colorful pollinator way-station all season long.
Phlox really shines in a mass planting of 5 or more plants which also helps the pollinators!
Tall and Bright best describes this variety of native phlox. Rich magenta blooms flower June thru September on 4-5’ tall clustering plants.
Plant Deets:
Prefers full sun but also enjoys partial afternoon shade.
Likes a little elbow room of 2-3’ from other plants but does love to be in a crowd of it’s fellows.
Medium to average soil with water at its feet ‘roots’ to avoid powdery mildew.
Favorite ‘pals’ include Sneezeweed, Coreopsis and any Monarda for a colorful pollinator way-station all season long.
Phlox really shines in a mass planting of 5 or more plants which also helps the pollinators!
Tall and Bright best describes this variety of native phlox. Rich magenta blooms flower June thru September on 4-5’ tall clustering plants.
Plant Deets:
Prefers full sun but also enjoys partial afternoon shade.
Likes a little elbow room of 2-3’ from other plants but does love to be in a crowd of it’s fellows.
Medium to average soil with water at its feet ‘roots’ to avoid powdery mildew.
Favorite ‘pals’ include Sneezeweed, Coreopsis and any Monarda for a colorful pollinator way-station all season long.
Phlox really shines in a mass planting of 5 or more plants which also helps the pollinators!
