Phlox Paniculata 'Laura' Fragrant and other pollinators

and other pollinators

This tree also has brownish fruit that appears in the fall through winter

This cultivar offers classic white-bracted beauty wrapped in the kind of ironclad disease resistance that makes it a pragmatic choice for gardeners who've watched too many beloved dogwoods succumb to fungal enemies

while specialized native mining bees—including Andrena fragilis

though it can tolerate full sun in cooler climates

Phlox Paniculata 'Laura' Fragrant and other pollinatorsPhlox paniculata Laura is a beloved cultivar of tall garden phlox, known for its striking color and reliable performance. This perennial is prized for its vibrant, lavender purple flowers with contrasting white centers, which bloom in large, showy panicles from mid to late summer. Its strong, upright stems reach about 24 to 36 inches tall, making it an ideal choice for the middle of a sunny perennial border or along a garden edge where its vivid color