By Grahaml86
Avon, United Kingdom
I have seen various coloured phlox growing over a metre high in a country garden. I have been told that they are American but I have looked up "American Phlox and they only seem to be 60cm high. Can anyone tell me what these taller varieties would be?
- 18 Aug, 2012
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Thanks again for your answer Owdboggy, I have looked up paniculata and you were absolutely right so I'm off to the nurseries to get a few
21 Aug, 2012
There are some beauties of them. I especially like the ones with a white eye. They are a bit prone to mildew so need a dampish soil or plenty of watering and some fungicide, but worth the effort.
21 Aug, 2012
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Google Phlox paniculata. That is the herbaceous type which you may well have seen. Daft to call them American Phlox as it is a purely American genus, ranging in size from inch high Alpine types to the tall border ones.
18 Aug, 2012