Different types of phlox require slightly different care, but all phlox have some basic care elements in common. 1. Plant phlox in well-draining, rich, slightly acidic soil. 2. Plan… See more

There are numerous varieties and cultivars of phlox and a few different types, but the most commonly grown in gardens are creeping phlox, woodland phlox, and tall phlox. Ther… See more

Phlox don't really need pruningso much as they need deadheading. Snip the tops of the plants once blooms are spent, this will encourage more blooms. Once the flowering s… See more

Phlox are very easy to propagate from divisions. As long as there is a bit of root attached, phlox cuttings also propagate readily. Apart from moss phlox, phlox tend to grow har… See more

Being very cold hardy, phlox don't need any special overwintering care. They do benefit from a top dressing of compost or manure in fall, and you may also put a light layer of natural mul… See more