You can plant phlox either in the spring after there is no more danger of frost or in the fall, at least one month before the first fall frost, to give the roots time to get established… See more

Light
The light requirements for phlox differ, so you need to make sure you match the variety of phlox to the light conditionsof your intended pl… See more

As a native plant, phlox has few serious problems. The most common one is powdery mildew, which is unsightly but not deadly. It can be prevented by providing good air cir… See more

Phlox often reseeds itself freely. If you want the small volunteer plants elsewhere, dig them up and replant them in another spot. They will undergo a transplant shock, but if you keep th… See more