Creeping phlox transplanted this fall
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Douglas Hunt on Sep 17, 2014No, you should let them settle in and focus their energy on establishing a good root system. In general, you should not fertilize something newly planted, but wait until you see that it is producing new leaves on its own.Helpful Reply
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Amber Thach on Sep 17, 2014Douglas, I have to say that you are very informative! Every post I go on you are giving your input and its great! Carolyn, how beautiful!Helpful Reply
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Carolyn Hoxton on Sep 17, 2014these are not my phlox,I took this picture off google images, because it said I would get more remarks with a picture...ha ha..no credit for this but they are like mine. Sorry, but I needed to know if I should put Miracle Grow on them this time of year. The credit for these are not mine.Helpful Reply
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Carolyn Hoxton on Sep 19, 2014Thanks everyone for your help, esp. Doug HuntHelpful Reply
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