Wild Phlox
By Weeds11
- 28 Dec, 2008
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These grow wild in big patches in rocky places in the "Hundred Acre Woods" near my house. The woods is actually several hundred acres and even though it belongs to a neighbor I consider it to be part of my "garden."
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I love your hundred acres woods too...our walks there and the horse back ride we took through it...gives me some of my happiest memories....hugs to you and your hundred acre woods...~Sis-n
28 Dec, 2008
Are these in flower now - or are they under loads of snow?
28 Dec, 2008
This year has been the all time record snowfall for most of eastern Washington. The phlox have about 4 feet of snow on them. They'll show up again in May and June.-Weeds
Cat, for me too. sometimes I wish you lived closer so that we could have more of those days. Sisty
28 Dec, 2008
Very pretty flowers.
Are the wild Phlox always this colour ?
28 Dec, 2008
TT - I have only seen various shades of white to this this pink/lavender color. Weeds
29 Dec, 2008
I've seen them slightly pinker occasionally Weeds. This is a great photo.
29 Dec, 2008
Thanks Gilli, maybe the acidity or something else in the soil decides the color like hydrangeas. I suspect the Hundred Acre Woods is mosty acid soil,considering the pine trees growing there.
29 Dec, 2008
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They make such a pretty statement within the rest of the greenery
28 Dec, 2008