Considering the value that garden phlox flowers add to a landscape, the care that they need is minimal. If located in a sunny spot and provided with a soil that drains well, they s… See more

Propagate phlox plants by dividing themin early spring. Dig your phlox plant out of the ground and split it into smaller clumps using a sharp knife. Then replant these clumps. You can al… See more

If you plan to grow garden phlox in a container, you will need to pot it properly to provide the plant with optimal growing conditions. The best soil to use in a container i… See more

Garden phlox is susceptible to powdery mildew, a fungal disease that thrives under hot, humid conditions. Some cultivars of garden phlox, such as 'David,'are relatively mildew-resi… See more