Phlox
Phlox spp.
Typically have clusters of small five-petaled flowers forming dense rounded or elongated inflorescences in white, pink, lavender, purple, and red. Phlox species vary in height and foliage color.
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Phlox spp.
Typically have clusters of small five-petaled flowers forming dense rounded or elongated inflorescences in white, pink, lavender, purple, and red. Phlox species vary in height and foliage color.
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Physostegia virginiana
Known for its spikes of tubular flowers. Great for borders and meadows, attracting bees and butterflies.
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Platycodon grandiflorus
Named for its unique, balloon-like buds that open into star-shaped flowers. A charming choice for borders and rock gardens, attracting pollinators with its vibrant blooms.
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Polemonium spp.
Has clusters of bell-shaped flowers and ladder-like leaves. Great for woodland gardens, attracting bees and butterflies.
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Polygonatum spp.
Distinguished by its graceful, arching stems and hanging, bell-shaped flowers. Adds elegance to shade gardens and naturalized woodland areas.
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Potentilla spp.
Typically have compound leaves with several small leaflets and produce five-petaled saucer-shaped flowers in yellow, white, pink, orange, or red. Flowers are often borne in clusters.
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Primula bulleesiana
A hybrid primrose offering tall spikes of multicolored flowers. A charming addition to damp, shaded areas, attracting pollinators.
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Pulmonaria spp.
Features spotted leaves and clusters of pink, blue, or purple flowers. Ideal for shady gardens, it offers early spring blooms and attractive foliage.
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Pulsatilla spp.
Known for its bell-shaped flowers and feathery seed heads. Stunning in rock gardens, attracting pollinators.
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Pycnanthemum spp.
Known for its aromatic foliage and clusters of white flowers, attracting a variety of pollinators.
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Rhexia spp.
Features striking, cup-shaped flowers and thrives in sunny, moist areas. A great choice for naturalistic or wetland gardens.
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Rodgersia spp.
Notable for its large, palmate leaves and plumes of creamy flowers. A striking choice for adding bold texture to damp, shady areas.
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