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    Carolina Phlox 'Kim' (Phlox carolina 'Kim')
    Jacob's Ladder Family

    This popular cultivar of Carolina phlox, Phlox carolina ‘Kim’, is known for its impressive display of light pink flowers in early summer and bright green, sturdy foliage. In Mt. Cuba Center trials, ‘Kim’ demonstrated vigorous growth and strong disease resistance. A clumping ground cover, it provides nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds and blooms during the hottest part of the year, often continuing intermittently until frost.

    ‘Kim’ thrives along woodland borders but is also adaptable to full sun, making it a versatile addition to the garden. This cultivar was discovered by one of our favorite propagators, Jan Midgley.

    Blooms: Pink, May-July, 6-8 weeks, might rebloom in fall
    Leaves:  Lime green, lance-shaped, resistant to powdery mildew
    Height: 2-3’ 
    Space: 1.5-2’
    Soil: Avg-Moist
    Exposure: Full sun-Part sun
    Fauna: Hummingbirds, Butterflies, Bees
    Seeds: Small round capsules
    Deer Resistance: Low
    Zone: 5-9
    Native Status: NC native, common in the Piedmont and Mountains, uncommon in the Coastal Plain
    Provenance: Unknown, asexually propagated