Aren’t they beautiful? I received a very very small piece (1piece) of this Phlox over 5 yrs ago from a client. I didn’t know its potential & planted it by my garage. A couple years passed & I moved it. A year later I moved it again and again. The year before last I planted 2 in front of my house. How did I end up with 2? Because when I moved it one of those times the roots were still in the ground & the next year it came back. So, then there were 2 Phlox.
The year that I planted them in front, my grandma came over and said, “dig me up that one”! So I dug up that one and then there was 1 Phlox.
The following year they both came back & the one from the one I dug up in the back, came back too. So, now I have 3 Phlox. Man! Wish my money would multiply like that!
You have such a green thumb. You go girl!
Those are gorgeous! I can’t believe those have kept coming back after you have dug them up. That is one quality plant.
Oh Nicole, these are just beautiful!!! I have to try and find them. thank you for sharing.
It’s gorgeous! What a great gift that turned out to be!
Oh it is just beautiful and I love that color!! You must have a really green thumb!!
dude can you imagine if money did that?!!
Yes, I could use some multiplying money too! Your flowers are beautiful. I’ve never tried phlox before, but maybe I should. I’ll just plant it where I killed my delphinium.
I absolutely love Phlox, but I haven’t had nearly the luck you’ve had with them. They’re just beautiful!
@Ms. A: actually they it didn’t. She planted hers in a pot & it didn’t come back last year. She was over the beginning of the summer & I gave her another piece. So, we’ll see what happens. I think she planted this one in the ground.
@Motpg: I don’t have any hydrangas and just planted my first hibiscus 2 yrs ago. They are gorgeous! I know you were sick!!
@Shelly: Absolute, that’s the best way to get them. Especially from mature plants. It’s a empty house around the corner with these huge ferns. I’d love to have a piece of one!
They are gorgeous! We get all of our flower plants bootleg style from a family member in Atlanta. He digs up a few plants each time we visit. We are hoping for lots of bloom and color in the years to come!
Those are gorgeous. They remind me a little of my hydrangia. I could really use some good fill plants like that right now because we had a hibiscus massacre two winters in a row and I have gaping empty spots.
They look lovely! Are your grandmother’s growing well, too?