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Perennial (herbaceous)

Phlox glaberrima 'Bill Baker'

Thick-leaf phlox, Carolina phlox

Also known as Phlox carolina 'Bill Baker'

RHS Award of Garden MeritRecommended by the Royal Horticultural Society
Height × spread
0.5m × 0.6m
Position
Tolerates full sun, likes part shade, tolerates light shade
Hardiness
Very cold to -20C (RHS H6)
Flowers
Summer

Availability

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About this plant

This is one of those useful plants termed 'easy going', which means it tolerates poor siting, neglect and will still thrive. It reaches around 50cm (1���_ft) height and has spreading ways. The main flowering is in June but it continues to produce a reasonable supply of flowers throughout summer. The bright, lilac-pink, white-eyed flowers are simple rounded blooms. They are borne in such profusion as to form a cloak of blossom on the upright stalks. There are shiny, dark-green, linear leaves. This phlox was found growing wild in New England by Bill Baker.

Flower colour
Lilac, Pink, Purple
Foliage colour
Green
Variegated
No
Scent
No
Shape
Column
Height
0.5m
Spread
0.6m
Season of interest
Summer
Flowers in
Summer
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Cottage garden

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