Long blooming, this flamboyant phlox flowers for weeks in large, fragrant clusters of vibrant coral red blooms, an enticing source of nectar for butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

A naturally dwarf, compact cultivar with a bushy habit, it fits nicely in a container or a small courtyard garden space. But this classic garden favorite is a staple in the sunny border and works especially well with heliopsis (false sunflower) and hermerocalis (daylily). It grows at a medium rate and exhibits good mildew and disease resistance.