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phlox
[floks]
noun
any plant of the genus Phlox, of North America, certain species of which are cultivated for their showy flowers of various colors.
the flower of this plant.
phlox
/ ڱɒ /
noun
any polemoniaceous plant of the chiefly North American genus Phlox: cultivated for their clusters of white, red, or purple flowers
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of phlox1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of phlox1
Example Sentences
At this point, you’ll mostly lose the ocean view but be greeted by a diversity of local plants, including wildflowers like spreading phlox, and varieties of poppies, lupines and paintbrushes.
They mingle with puffy red and fuchsia dahlias and purple phlox, as well as hydrangeas, sedum and Creeping Jenny, a ground cover that doubles as paths for strolling.
It's named after pink flowers called wild ground phlox, which bloom in early spring and appear throughout the United States and Canada.
Also known as wild phlox, the plant blooms with soft peachy pink fading to white blossoms at the top of fuzzy stems that grow 2 to 3 feet tall.
The resulting bunch of purple hydrangeas, lavender phlox and an assortment of cheery white flowers looked like a celebration of summer and generosity.
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