Phlox divaricata - 'Blue Ribbons' - Woodland Phlox Variegated What sets this cultivar apart

What sets this cultivar apart isn't just its compact stature—it's the remarkably dense

Central yellow stamens top of the look helping the pink pop even more

The result of crossing 'Yellow Bird' with 'Caerhays Belle'

and beautiful pink blooms

and ease of care

Phlox divaricata - 'Blue Ribbons' - Woodland Phlox Variegated What sets this cultivar apartPhlox divaricata, commonly known as Woodland Phlox or Wild Sweet William, is a charming semi evergreen perennial native to the deciduous forests and woodlands of eastern North America. The plant presents an elegant yet relaxed appearance in the woodland garden. In bloom, stems reach heights of ten to fifteen inches, while the basal foliage remains low, typically staying under six inches tall. The leaves are opposite, lance shaped to ovate lanceolate,