Phlox Paniculata Blue Boy produces Hydrangea like blue flowers with a strong fragrance. They make for a fine cut flower and are a pollinator magnet. Pollinators are a vital part of life on planet Earth. They pollinate most flowering plants for them to reproduce. Pollinators do this by transferring pollen from bloom to bloom. Pollinators have been in decline in recent years due to habitat loss and disease. These Phlox provide shelter and food for them to thrive and survive. It is easy and fun for you and your family to attract them to your garden to provide spectacular entertainment!
- Attracts Birds， Hummingbirds and Butterflies
- Fragrant and a preferred selection for bird gardens
- Deer resistant
- Blue
- Dormant Root Size #1
- Part Sun
- Perennial
- Plant in Spring
- Blooms July - September
- USDA Zones 4-8
- 48 contiguous US states， plus the District of Columbia， Except Idaho
Tall Phlox， botanically known as Phlox paniculata or commonly as garden phlox， is native to North America. Phlox is a staple in the perennial garden as it mixes easily with other plants and provides extended blooms throughout the summer. Regardless of the color， garden phlox， rich in nectar， is fragrant and attracts pollinators， especially hummingbirds. Vigorous grower with sturdy stems which withstand adverse weather conditions. A perennial which if planted USDA zone (4-8) appropriate will return for years to come reaching maturity in year three. Phlox Paniculata Blue Boy produces Hydrangea looking bluish flower clusters with a strong perfume fragrance. Makes for a fine cut flower.
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