Phlox 'Bedazzled Lavender' - Hybrid Spring Phlox Edible Fruit Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic is

Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic is its complete resistance to dogwood anthracnose (Discula destructiva)—the devastating fungal disease that decimated wild dogwood populations across the eastern United States during the 1980s and 1990s

The photo of the tree next to the barn is one of our 3-4 ft

As if someone dipped the edges of each pristine white bract in the faintest whisper of spring green

Regular deadheading encourages continuous bloom production throughout the growing season

Phlox 'Bedazzled Lavender' - Hybrid Spring Phlox Edible Fruit Appalachian Spring's defining characteristic isPhlox is a sure sign that spring is underway. Like creeping phlox, these gorgeous ground covers are often seen flowing over the sides of retaining walls and filling the foreground of garden beds, but bloom a little later. The bright purple and white color of 'Bedazzled Lavender' will simply pop in your garden. Where many phlox carry shades of pink, 'Bedazzled' is shades of purple with wisps of white. This cooler coloration is perfect for