The gooseneck loosestrife is finally fading, and if I were a neat gardener, I suppose I could go around and deadhead it all, but that is too much for me. I’ll just enjoy the garden phlox rising above it instead. 
This is a native cultivar, “Jeana.” I added this last year, I think — like it enough that I’m going to be adding two more along the bed.
Native plant trust: “With smaller and more numerous pink flowers than a typical Phlox paniculata, ‘Jeana’ is a recommended cultivar. Derived from a wild population found by Jeana Prewett along the Harpeth River in Tennessee, this cultivar is distinguishable by its extremely strong resistance to powdery mildew.” — https://plantfinder.nativeplanttrust.org/…/Phlox…