Phlox divaricata - 'Blue Ribbons' - Woodland Phlox Large Blooms We recommend keeping the 2-3

We recommend keeping the 2-3 foot radius around the tree clear of grass and well mulched for the first few years

Cut back dead foliage in late winter or early spring before new growth emerges

Geum is an excellent little native plant that is often underutilized

earning the distinction of being one of the first successful C

Walters Gardens selected this strain for its tall stalks and extended bloom period

Phlox divaricata - 'Blue Ribbons' - Woodland Phlox Large Blooms We recommend keeping the 2-3Phlox divaricata, commonly known as Woodland Phlox or Wild Sweet William, is a charming semi evergreen perennial native to the deciduous forests and woodlands of eastern North America. The plant presents an elegant yet relaxed appearance in the woodland garden. In bloom, stems reach heights of ten to fifteen inches, while the basal foliage remains low, typically staying under six inches tall. The leaves are opposite, lance shaped to ovate lanceolate,