Garden Phlox 'John Fanick' Berries and south-central parts of the

and south-central parts of the United States

Freely self seeds and can become somewhat weedy

which bloom in summer against a backdrop of fern-like green leaves

Its unique spiky yet loose shape is complemented by lovely clusters of fragrant white flowers that attract hummingbirds

Garden Phlox 'John Fanick' Berries and south-central parts of thePhlox paniculata 'John Fanick' Phlox paniculata, known affectionately as garden phlox, is a lovely native plant ranging from New York to Iowa and all the way down to Georgia, Mississippi, and Arkansas. This cheerful flower has found a way to thrive beyond its original garden homes and has become a delightful addition to many other areas. 'John Fanick' is a cultivar that typically grows to 2 3' tall on stiff stems clad with narrow, opposite, pointed,