Need Help Identifying a Flower
My mother in law brought me these very pretty flowers! I would like to grow some but I don't know what the one particular flower is??? I have never seen it before. I am on the coast, in Oregon. Thanks so much!!
This is the pretty collection of wildflowers.
A close up! Added now that it has bloomed :)
This is the flower.
Here are the leaves.
This is the one I would like to grow :) I adore it.
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It's always best to buy from a local nursery for quality and size. You also order them in many colors from flower catalogs such as Spring Hill, Brecks, and White flower Farm. The catalog plants are small in size, but mine always have cached up with my others in the garden. They also will replace the plant if it dies. Happy Gardening. ~Little Leaf of Green Branch~
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A friend in the burbs of Atlanta gave me some of her purplish blueish native Phlox. I have it in sun and some in part shade. So far now problem with powdery mildew over the two years that I have had it. Hers, however was in more shade and she had a little bit of a problem with it. See if you can find a native cultivar of the color you want.
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