Phlox divaricata
Wild Sweet William
Fragrant pale blue stars held in rounded heads. Dark narrow foliage.
Growing & Maintenance Tips
Moist, humus-rich soil in partial to full shade. Front of the border, wild flower garden,or as a woodland groundcover, open woods, wet streamsides, bottomlands.
Interesting Information
Phlox, Greek, "flame", an old Greek name for a plant with flame-colored flowers; divaricata, Latin, "spreading".
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Adiantum pedatum(Maidenhair Fern ) |
Verbesina alternifolia(Wingstem / Yellow Ironweed ) |
Characteristics & Attributes
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Missouri Native
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