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Wildflowers - Wild Phlox
When at a loss for what to plant this year, turn to old-fashioned, dependable phlox. While most of our phlox are perennials, the annuals also reseed freely and self-propogate. Extremely attactive to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, many choose to fragrant plant this as a border, groundcover, or addition to a rock garden. Enjoy indoors as well, with fresh-cut bouquets!
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Large Flowered Phlox Seeds
Collomia grandiflora
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Collomia grandiflora
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This wildflower was first found near the Columbia River and described in 1828 by Scotsman David Douglas, the first botanist to methodically find and classify over 250 plants in the northwestern region of the United States. The genus name Collomia, bestowed by English botanist Thomas Nuttall, comes from the Greek word meaning "glue," a reference to the sticky seeds of the plants in this family. The species name "grandiflora" means large-flowered.Starting at $2.50 USD -
Mountain Phlox Seeds
Linanthus grandiflorus
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Linanthus grandiflorus
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On one of his many mid-nineteenth century expeditions through the American West, botanist Edward Lee Greene discovered and recorded mountain phlox seeds. Greene became known for cataloguing over 4,400 species of native plants. The genus name "Linanthus" in Linanthus grandiflorus means "flax flower," while the species name "grandiflorus" means "large-flowered."Starting at $2.50 USD -
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Prairie Phlox Seeds
Phlox pilosa
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Phlox pilosa
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The first botanical records of native phlox first appear in Hortus Elthamensis, botanist Johann Dillenius' published description of a famous experimental garden near London in 1732. This garden, under the care of famed English botanist William Sherard, contained several species of wild phlox from America. From that time on, gardeners seemed to agree with horticulturist Karl Foerster that "a garden without a phlox is a mistake." In the language of flowers, phlox symbolizes either the union of souls or sweet dreams. In Victorian times, a bouquet of phlox often indicated a timid proposal of marriage. The name "phlox" comes from the Greek word for "flame," while the species name "pilosa" means "hairy" in reference to the texture of the foliage.Starting at $3.60 USD -
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Sand Phlox Seeds
Phlox bifida
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Phlox bifida
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The first botanical records of native phlox first appear in Hortus Elthamensis, botanist Johann Dillenius' published description of a famous experimental garden near London in 1732. This garden, under the care of famed English botanist William Sherard, contained several species of wild phlox from America. From that time on, gardeners seemed to agree with horticulturist Karl Foerster that "a garden without a phlox is a mistake." In the language of flowers, phlox symbolizes either the union of souls or sweet dreams. In Victorian times, a bouquet of phlox often indicated a timid proposal of marriage. The name "phlox" comes from the Greek word for "flame," while the species name "bifida" means "divided into two parts," indicating the unique divided petals.Starting at $3.60 USD -
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Wild Blue Phlox Seeds
Phlox divaricata
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Phlox divaricata
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The first botanical records of native phlox first appear in Hortus Elthamensis, botanist Johann Dillenius' published description of a famous experimental garden near London in 1732. This garden, under the care of famed English botanist William Sherard, contained several species of wild phlox from America. From that time on, gardeners seemed to agree with horticulturist Karl Foerster that "a garden without a phlox is a mistake." In the language of flowers, phlox symbolizes either the union of souls or sweet dreams. In Victorian times, a bouquet of phlox often indicated a timid proposal of marriage. The name "phlox" comes from the Greek word for "flame," while the species name "divaricata" comes from the Latin word for "branched," referring to the structure of the stems.Starting at $3.60 USD
When at a loss for what to plant this year, turn to old-fashioned, dependable phlox. While most of our phlox are perennials, the annuals also reseed freely and self-propogate. Extremely attactive to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, many choose to fragrant plant this as a border, groundcover, or addition to a rock garden. Enjoy indoors as well, with fresh-cut bouquets!