Plant phlox in spring or autumn, while the soil is warm and moist. Phlox don't do well on dry, well drained soils, such as sandy soil, so improve with organic matter, such as garden … See more

Phlox gradually form large clumps in the garden. To keep your plant growing well and to prevent it from becoming congested, divide it every three or four years, in early spring. Rep… See more

You can increase your stock of phlox plants is by dividing them in early spring. Dig up the plant and split it into smaller chunks before replanting. These new plants will go on to flowe… See more

Phlox don't like drought – you may notice the foliage wilting in dry weather. Your plant should perk up after it has been watered. In hot weather, water in the morning, making sure plenty … See more