Phlox stolonoifera 'Sherwood Purple' - salt-tolerant and you want it to

and you want it to so you can feel free to cut stems for your flower arrangements and still have plenty left for the hummingbirds to feed on

purply-pink bloom in late summer

More: Has been used medicinally

image of flowers courtesy of Superior National Forest

Phlox stolonoifera 'Sherwood Purple' - salt-tolerant and you want it toSizes available: 2 quart Basics: zones 4 8, 4 8" x 18+", shade to part sun, fragrant lavender purple flowers on thin stems in mid spring, has average water needs and likes slightly acidic, fertile soils, but is drought tolerant once established and pretty adaptable. Common names: Creeping Phlox Family: Polemoniaceae Origin Distribution: This species occurs in Maine and Vermont, but is considered introduced. Its native range is in the Appalachian