Quick Search: Phlox - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

White blooms with pinkish-red eyes carpet this plant in the Spring making this ‘Creeping Phlox’ unique. The cascading foliage is excellent in gardens, rock gardens, banks, & among stones or walls.

Spreading mats of needle-like, evergreen foliage disappear under countless pink-and-white striped blooms in spring. This one is so easy on the eye and so charming, you'll want to plant it where you can see it up close.

A replacement for ‘Emerald Pink’, this creeping phlox has a richer rose color and larger flowers.

Masses of purple-blue flowers cover mats of deep-green foliage in spring. Plants look stunning on a bank or tumbling over a wall, and , like all Moss PInks, make a striking ground cover for a sunny spot.

An outstanding performer! Deep pink, fragrant flowers bloom so profusely they nearly hide the foliage. Remarkably heat and drough tolerant.

Lavender-purple flowers witha dark purple eye in mid- to late-spring.

In spring, this cultivar becomes a sheet of rose-red flowers that draws the eye like a magnet. Interplant with pure-white Tulips for a combination that will make your jaw drop.

Shiny green, needle-like foliage forms an evergreen mat. Looks especially pretty draped over rock walls. Masses of white flowers begin flowering in late April. Perfect for massing in sun or part shade. It's a magnet for butterflies, hummingbirds and native insects.

The large flower heads of wine-red flowers just happen to be fragrant and mildew tolerant as well. A striking color addition to the Bambini® series.

This hybrid compact selection blooms earlier than other traditional paniculata types and produces large clusters of fragrant, bright fuchsia-pink flowers.

This hybrid compact selection blooms earlier than other traditional paniculata types and produces large clusters of fragrant, dark-pink flowers.

Large clusters of vibrant coral red flowers make this plant a real eye-catcher! They are produced in midsummer atop relatively short, bushy clumps of medium green foliage. This cultivar has demonstrated good mildew resistance in trials. Perfectly suited for containers, courtyard gardens, and the middle of the border, the Phlox FLAME™ Series is a group of naturally dwarf, compact cultivars. All members of this series offer good disease resistance, a bushy habit, and large, fragrant flowers in midsummer.

Exciting new dwarf selection just 15-18" high. Short, compact plants with large heads of light pink flowers with lighter center and pink-red eye.

Large clusters of purple flowers with a small darker eye make this plant a real eye-catcher! Perfectly suited for containers, courtyard gardens, and the middle of the border, the Phlox Flame® Series is a group of naturally dwarf, compact cultivars.

Forms large heads of fragrant red flowers with a deeper red eye, strong stems with excellent branching and mildew resistant.

This outstanding dwarf selection is one of the shortest yet introduced. It forms a bushy mound, perfect for near the front of a sunny border or in mixed container plantings. The large clusters of fragrant flowers have clear white petals, starting in midsummer. Remove faded blooms to encourage more buds. Attractive to butterflies. Reported to have good resistance to powdery mildew. Part of the ‘Flame’ series from Bartels Breeding in the Netherlands.

Vivid clusters of fragrant, cherry-red flowers sit atop strong-stemmed plants from mid thru late summer. ‘Red Riding Hood’ is a compact variety which attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. It makes a tremendous color statement in the garden.

Fragrant lavender-blue flowers with a white eye and tiny red center bloom all season. Deep green foliage is lovely in summer bouquets and stunning in the flower garden.

Pale pink flowers with a prominent, hot-pink eye zone are produced reliably from mid thru late summer. These aromatic flowers attract both butterflies and hummingbirds. ‘Bright Eyes’ has demonstrated a high degree of mildew resistance.

‘David’ is the most mildew-resistant garden phlox today. Its domed clusters of pure-white flowers appear above deep-green leaves that remain clean and healthy nine summers out of ten, despite extreme heat and humidity. Flowering beings in midsummer.

If you’re only going to choose one new Tall Garden Phlox this year, make it ‘Glamour Girl’. You won’t be disappointed!

This long-legged beauty stands tall, proudly showing off her large panicles of hot coral pink flowers held on dark purple stems. Even the oldest flowers in her panicles are a beautiful shade of light coral pink.

‘Glamour Girl’ maintains bright green, healthy looking foliage on strong stems all summer, putting on her flower show in mid through late summer. She powers through hot, humid summers with ease, shaking off any sign of powdery mildew that looks her way.

Discovered by Jeana Prewitt near her home in Tennessee, this vigorous grower produces showy, dense heads of lavender-pink flowers simply adored by butterflies. This variety has proven to be extraordinarily mildew resistant and blooms all summer into fall, which makes it a great garden companion for sun-loving perennials that are still going strong towards the close of summer. Try pairing it with our Shasta Daisies and Monardas.

Rated a top performer! ‘Laura’ produces masses of fuschia-purple blossoms with starry, white centers and dark eyes all summer long. This selection has a particularly long bloom time and has demonstrated very good mildew resistance.

Joining the other members of the Luminary™ Collection, ‘Backlight’ brings a highly sought-after flower color. Pure white flowers are produced in well-defined panicles at the top of a perfect habit. The dark green leaves resist mildew that often plagues Tall Garden Phlox, even in hot, humid conditions. Try this with other white-flowering plants to create a moonlight garden.

'Prismatic Pink' has large, well-formed panicles of bubblegum pink flowers with dark pink eyes. This variety matches the height of the rest of the collection; perfect for the middle of the border.

Just like the pink and orange hues that light up the sky during a sunset, 'Sunset Coral' lights up the landscape. Coral pink flowers have an orange tinge; the orange color is especially noticeable when compared with true pink Phlox paniculata varieties. This variety matches the height of the rest of the collection; perfect for the middle of the border.

Very dark, magenta violet flower panicles are held above a full, bushy habit of bright green foliage. An improvement on the industry standard ‘Nicky’, with darker stems and buds, bronzed leaves, more floriferous performance, and better resistance to powdery mildew.

Brilliant, fragrant flower clusters attract butterflies to the garden. Stunning in the flower garden, planted with bee balm, cranesbill and ornamental grasses. Remove faded flowers to prolong bloom. Lovely cut for summer bouquets.

Glowing magenta flowers, the darkest of all tall garden phlox, make this plant a real eye-catcher! They are produced nearly all summer long atop clumps of medium green foliage.