Phlox paniculata

Back in the mid 1990’s when I was Garden Manager for the Oklahoma Gardening Studio grounds, I asked our volunteers if they had any noteworthy plants to include in one of our theme gardens. Ann Berry brought us this pink phlox that she had been growing for a number of years and we fell in love with it. This perennial has huge fragrant offering it in the catalog because it had been so popular at our fall on-site sales the last several years.flower clusters of pale pink at the top of sturdy 2-3′ stems. It is tough, long-blooming and has great mildew resistance. We started