Woodland Phlox 'Louisiana Blue'

Phlox divaricata 'Louisiana Blue' Also known as Wild Blue Phlox, Louisiana Phlox, Blue Woodland Phlox, Sweet William, Wild Sweet William Phlox divaricata, often known as woodland phlox, is a lovely semi-evergreen native perennial that gently spreads through stem-rooting, creating beautiful mats of lush foliage. This delightful woodland species flourishes in rich forests and beside serene streams. In spring, it graces us with charming flowers that have five flat, notched lobes. Its stems, which are delightfully hairy and slightly sticky, support lance-shaped to elliptic leaves. Over time, this wonderful plant can form large, inviting colonies as its leafy shoots spread across the ground and root at their nodes. The 'Louisiana Blue' variety is especially gorgeous, showcasing purple-blue flowers with eye-catching magenta centers in spring, which are sure to attract butterflies. This beauty thrives in humusy, medium moisture, and well-drained soil, preferring the gentle embrace of partial