Phlox divaricata 'Blue Moon'

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'Blue Moon' Woodland Phlox offers a dreamy display of fragrant, violet-blue flowers in mid to late spring. This low-growing native perennial thrives in shaded woodland settings and naturalized borders. Its early-season blooms and clump-forming habit make it a perfect companion for spring bulbs and other shade perennials.

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Growing Zone	Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 8 Know Your Zone
Pet friendly	Yes
Mature height	12–18 inches (30–45 cm)
Sunlight	Partial shade to full shade
Type of Soil	Slightly acidic to neutral
Maintenance level	Low maintenance
Water Requirement	Moderate watering (once a week)

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Growth Rate	Moderate; spreads slowly by creeping stems.
Colorful leaves	No
Flowering	Yes
Bloom Color	Blue
Disease resistant	Yes
Cold Tolerant	Yes
Heat Tolerant	Yes
Drought Tolerant	No
Deer Resistant	No
Edible	No
Wildlife Attraction	Excellent nectar source for early-season pollinators.
Self-pollinating	Cross-pollinating
Seasonality	Foliage persists spring to fall; blooms in early to mid spring.
Ideal For	Shade gardens, woodland borders, underplantings
Leaf Description	Lance-shaped, soft green leaves, semi-evergreen in mild climates.
Flower Description	Starry, fragrant, violet-blue flowers in loose clusters bloom in spring.
Planting Instructions	Plant in moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil in spring or early fall. Space 12–18" apart. Ideal in woodland or shaded borders.
Pruning & Maintenance	Lightly shear back after bloom to maintain shape and encourage compactness.
Water Needs	Needs consistent moisture, especially during spring bloom period.
Light Needs	Partial shade preferred; tolerates morning sun but wilts in full exposure.
Harvesting	Not typically harvested; no ornamental fruit.
Fertilizing	Apply compost in spring; no heavy feeding required.
Pollination	Attracts native bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
Companion Plants	Ideal with ferns, hostas, bleeding hearts, Brunnera, and Tiarella.

Seasonality and Flowering
Planting Instructions

Foliage persists spring to fall; blooms in early to mid spring.

Starry, fragrant, violet-blue flowers in loose clusters bloom in spring.

Plant in moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil in spring or early fall. Space 12–18" apart. Ideal in woodland or shaded borders.

Phlox divaricata 'Blue Moon'

Phlox divaricata 'Blue Moon'

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