Discovered growing wild along a Tennessee riverbank by Jeana Prewitt and introduced to horticulture by North Creek Nurseries, 'Jeana' has quickly become the gold standard of garden phlox. Its sweetly fragrant lavender-pink flower clusters bloom in vibrant tiers from midsummer through early autumn, attracting a remarkable diversity of pollinators — Swallowtail butterflies, skippers, hummingbird moths, sphinx moths and hummingbirds all visit in numbers. The only Phlox to receive a perfect 5-star rating out of 66 varieties in Mt. Cuba Center's comprehensive Phlox trials. Outstanding mildew resistance keeps the foliage clean and green all season — a common weakness of garden phlox that 'Jeana' has effectively solved.