Woodland Phlox 'Blue Moon' Edible This shrub also provides excellent

This shrub also provides excellent cover for wildlife and is a good honey source

south to Guatemala

rocky soils and adapts well to limestone-based and sandy loams

From spring until frost

Woodland Phlox 'Blue Moon' Edible This shrub also provides excellentPhlox divaricata L. is a shade loving perennial known for its fragrant, lavender to pink to violet blooms. Commonly called Wild Blue Phlox or Wild Sweet William, this delicate woodland species grows 8 20 inches tall, with loose, flat clusters of notched petal flowers atop its erect stems. Thriving in moist, rich deciduous woods and bluffs, it prefers part shade to full shade and well drained, loamy soils. A valuable nectar source, its flowers attract