When to Plant your Phlox Roots:
Plant
your Phlox Roots in the Spring - we ship out these Perennials based on
USDA hardiness Zone so they should be planted when you receive them in
the mail.
Where to Plant your Phlox Roots:
Plant
your Phlox Roots in a space with well-draining soil. If it doesn’t
drain well or has standing water long after a hard rain, you can amend
the soil with organic material. Phlox like full sun or dappled shade -
if you are in an area with strong sun, consider planting them in the
partial shade so they have some protection from the sun.
How to Plant your Phlox Roots:
Phlox
Roots should be planted between 2 and 4 inches below the ground with
the top of the root ball even with the soil surface. Fill in your soil
around the root ball and water well.
How to Care for your Phlox Roots:
Keep
an eye on the water levels in your soil and water if your Phlox look
wilted or brown. Phlox flowers look great in cut flower arrangements, so
feel free to cut some flowers off! When your plant starts to die back
with the Fall weather, you can leave it as is or clip the foliage to
about 2 or 3 inches above ground to encourage growth next Spring.
Name: | David Phlox Roots |
Botanical Name: | Phlox paniculata |
Life Cycle: | Perennial Zones |
Bulb/Tuber Size: | No. 1 - Largest Size Commercially Available |
Color: | Mixed Color Blooms |
Planting Season: | Spring |
Bloom Season: | Late Summer to Early Fall |
Height at Maturity: | 24 – 36 Inches |
Planting Depth: | Top of root ball should be even with soil surface |
Light Requirement: | Full Sun |
Hardiness Zones: | 4-8 |
Ships: | Spring |