Phlox – Red Phlox Drummondii

Phlox Drummondii
Native Wildflower.
Annual.
Phlox Drummondii is native to the United States. Plant produces masses of bright beautiful red sweetly scented flowers in profusion. Hardy and easy to grow. An excellent variety for borders, beds, wildflower gardens, native gardens. Phlox is a word derived from the Greek word for flame. An excellent variety to add to your landscape.
Sowing: Direct sow seed 1/8 of an inch deep in full sun to part shade in the spring after danger of frost in well drained soil. Water regularly until established. Can be started indoors in late winter. Do not exclude light. Harden off. Transplant after danger of frost.
Height: 8-12 inches Spacing: 9-12 inches Spread: 6-12 inches
Blooms: Spring-Summer Germination: 15-30 days Moisture: Dry to average Light: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Adaptable to any well drained; prefers acidic to neutral soil that is sandy and fertile
Information: Can make tea from the leaves.