Quick Search: Creeping 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.

A profusion of flowers carpet the garden. Creates a colorful spring show in mass plantings or with spring bulbs.