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Phlox

August 12, 2016 by turningmoss Leave a Comment

Phlox Flowers growing in the midwestThere are 67 species of Phlox, a tall flowering plant mainly found in North America. These flowering plants can grow in a variety of habitats around the country, they have been known to appear in the Alpine Tundra, urban gardens, open woodland areas and prairies. Some of these perennial flowers bloom in spring, while other open up later into the summer and fall. The flowers each have five rounded petals that grow in dense clusters atop a tall stems up to 4 feet tall. Phlox come in a variety of colors including; pink, magenta, white, purple, violet, pale blue, or bright red. [Read more…] about Phlox

Filed Under: Archives, Blog, Flower Index, Index, Outdoor Garden, Plant, Plant Index Tagged With: flower, flowers, phlox, phlox flower, phlox flower bud, Phlox paniculata, Polemoniaceae

The Yard in July

August 9, 2016 by turningmoss 2 Comments

Black Eyed Susan growing in the midwest in JulyJuly in Chicago is typically hot and humid mixed with a few good storms – that’s how this July went down. The yard has been at the peak of it’s growing season blooming full of flowers in every corner. Let’s take a look back and check out what’s been growing in my midwest urban garden this July. [Read more…] about The Yard in July

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The Yard in June

July 7, 2016 by turningmoss 2 Comments

Hosta Flowers PurpleJune is the month where the yard starts feeling really full and lush. By the time May is over we start to see the end of the spring flowers as we make way for summer blooms and the hotter weather. Our Hostas are full grown and bursting with many flowers. Roses, Phlox, Sedum, and more are all out to play.  [Read more…] about The Yard in June

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