Creeping Phlox and Allysum in Shade - Knowledgebase Question

kalamazoo, MI
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Question by dfgquilter
April 10, 2006
Thanks for answering my questions this week
I also need to know if the common short white allysum will blossom in the shade and also if the CREEPING low phlox will blossom in the shade. Thanks for your help..Dorian


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Answer from NGA
April 10, 2006
We're happy to help with your gardening questions. Allysum will tolerate shade but grows and flowers best in full sunshine. Creeping phlox prefers full sun and will develop powdery mildew if the site is too shady. If you're looking for annuals that bloom and grow in shady areas, how about trying lobelia (available in white, blue or pink) and impatiens (pink, white, sometimes available in coral)? Enjoy your garden!

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