Phlox Plant

Phlox Plant. It’s a good idea to stake garden phlox as it begins to grow, so summer rains and wind won’t break the plants when they’ve reached their full height. A blooming ornamental beloved by birds and butterflies, it’s a beautiful addition to any garden.

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Others, such as garden and meadow phlox, produce taller plants commonly grown in gardens, borders and edging. Some varieties, such as creeping, woodland and moss phlox, grow low to the ground and are frequently used as ground covers. Garden phlox is native to the east coast and midwest, growing in the mountains south carolina.

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Creeping Phlox Plant

Creeping Phlox Plant. Creeping phlox (phlox subulata) is a common plant that produces a colorful spring carpet of soft pastel hues. Phlox subulata 'candy stripe' (creeping phlox) is a delightful evergreen perennial with masses of candy pink and white striped flowers which enthusiastically blanket the dark green glossy foliage in mid to late spring.

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Regarded as one of the most colorful of all ground covers, phlox subulata (creeping phlox) is a vigorous, herbaceous perennial that adds splashes of colors in spring. For more information on starting seeds indoors, check out this article, “how. Phlox paniculata, commonly known as creeping phlox, moss phlox, mountain phlox, moss pinks or thrift, is very easy to grow when planted right and in the right spot.

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