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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.