Common Name: Hybrid Spring Phlox
Looking for a spring groundcover that can withstand the dryness of a rock garden? Enter Rocky Road Phlox! These alpine plants are used to growing on slopes, so you know they can take the drought. With bright, vibrant colours, these will certainly be the belles of the garden in springtime! Compared to Phlox subulata, these have a more compressed growth habit and spread more slowly in the landscape, especially the first year in the ground. Look for more colours in the future!
Bright, rosy pink flowers with small, darker eye.
Phlox Rocky Road Pink®
Description
Phlox
Family: Polemoniaceae
One of the stars of the summer border in full sun or light shade. Phlox need fertile, moist soil. The large colourful flower heads are borne on plants from 40-90 cm tall, so can fill most positions in the garden.
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| More facts | Bee friendly, Ground cover, VIP (Virus Indexed Perennial), Winter interest |
