Smoky rose, blush, latte, and a soft caramel eye. Cherry Caramel brings vintage tones you don’t see in ordinary phlox. The plants bloom nonstop from early summer to frost, draw bees and butterflies, and make effortlessly romantic bouquets. Colors soften and layer as each cluster opens, so every stem looks arranged already.
 
Botanical name: Phlox drummondii ‘Cherry Caramel’
Habit: annual; bushy, well-branched; great in beds, borders, and cutting patches
Height/Spread: about 18–24" tall × 12" wide
Bloom window: long—early summer through frost with regular cutting
 
Growing info
When to sow: Start indoors 4–6 weeks before last frost or direct sow after frost.
Germination: 5–10 days in darkness at 65–70°F.
Depth: 1/8" (lightly covered) in fine, moist seed mix.
Spacing: 9–12" apart in full sun and well-drained soil.
Care: Pinch once at 6–8" for fuller plants; deadhead or cut regularly to keep blooms coming.
 
It is native to the following states:
Texas
Louisiana 
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
 
Annual zones 2-10
 
This is for 50 seeds
 
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