If your phlox plants look bedraggled or you’ve been dealing with mildew issues year after year, it may be time to pick up ...

Plant Phlox subulata in spring after the danger of the last frost of winter has passed. Growing creeping phlox from seeds requires a very long process that can take up to two or three years until ...

There are also creeping types of phlox that also do need cutting back ... the leaves and stems before heading out with the pruning shears to cut back phlox for winter. ‘The main reason for cutting ...

Alpine or creeping varieties of phlox are often planted in ... It is not advisable to plant during the cold winter months. To plant the phlox, dig a hole slightly larger than the rootball and plant ...

Distinct from the groundcover creeping phlox, which requires only minimal ... At the end of the season, normally after a hard frost, cutting back phlox substantially prevents much winter damage to the ...