Park Seed Phlox Flame

With a mature width of 18 inches, you should space these plants about 18 to 20 inches apart to allow for proper air circulation, which helps maintain their mildew resistance.

Yes, Phlox Flame Purple is specifically bred for good resistance to powdery mildew, a common issue with many older phlox varieties. While no plant is entirely immune, this variety is significantly more reliable in humid conditions.

Absolutely. Its compact, upright habit makes it an excellent choice for large containers or pots. Just ensure the container has good drainage and receives adequate sunlight.

It blooms reliably from mid to late summer and has the potential for a fall rebloom. Deadheading the spent flowers can encourage the plant to put energy into a second flush of blooms.

Once the root system is fully established in your garden, it shows good drought tolerance. However, during the first growing season, you should keep the soil consistently moist to help it settle in.

It performs best in full sun to partial shade. In hotter climates, a spot with afternoon shade will help protect the foliage and keep the blooms looking fresh for longer.