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Phlox Seeds - Mountain Phlox

A low-growing American native

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Key Features

Frost Tolerant
Drought Tolerant
Prefers Lean Soil
Container Friendly
Attracts Bees
Attracts Butterflies
Fast Growing
Easy to Grow
Perfect for Borders
Perfect for Xeriscaping
North American Native

Plant Details

BOTANICAL NAME

Linanthus grandiflorus

LIFE CYCLE

  • Annual

SEED TYPE

  • Open Pollinated Seed

LIGHT REQUIREMENT

  • Full Sun

BLOOM SEASON

  • Early Summer

GROWTH HABIT

  • Clumping
  • Mounding

PLANT HEIGHT

  • 12 to 24 inches

COLOR

  • Pink
  • White

Mountain Phlox, an annual indigenous to California, thrives along the coast and serves as an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements. Its blossoms, predominantly white, often exhibit a delicate hint of pink or purple. Thriving in full sunlight, this flower flourishes in well-drained sandy soil. Commonly known as California Phlox, it can be planted in spring after the ground warms up or during the fall in zones 7 through 10. To ensure optimal blooming, regular watering is recommended.

  • • Can tolerate drought, but blooms prolifically with water
  • • Plant in a full sun location with good drainage
  • • CA Native Plant Society lists this plant on the Rare and Endangered Plant inventory

Planting Information

PLANTING SEASON

  • Fall
  • Spring

SOWING METHOD

  • Direct Sow
  • Start Indoors

PLANTING DEPTH

  • 1/16 inch

WATER NEEDS

  • Low

PLANT SPACING

  • 8 to 12 inches

HARDINESS ZONES

  • N/A - Annual

COVERAGE

Amount Avg Seed Count Recommended Coverage
Packet 303 Up to 80 Sq. Ft
1 Ounce 17,200 Up to 625 Sq. Ft

Planting Guide

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    Phlox Seeds - Mountain Phlox FAQs

    What is Mountain Phlox Phlox also known as?

    Mountain Phlox Phlox is also known as Drummond's Phlox.

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