Phlox Subulata ‘White’, also known as creeping phlox, is a hardy, low-maintenance perennial groundcover that thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. With a compact growth habit, this plant reaches 4-6 inches tall and spreads 12-14 inches, creating a lush, carpet-like effect in gardens.

In early spring, brilliant white flowers cover the plant, offering an eye-catching display that attracts butterflies and pollinators. Its semi-evergreen foliage ensures year-round interest, making it a valuable addition to rock gardens, borders, slopes, and pathways.

Perfect for gardeners looking for a drought-tolerant, erosion-controlling plant, Phlox Subulata ‘White’ adapts well to various soil conditions. It is hardy in zones 3-9, ensuring its ability to thrive in different climates. This starter plant arrives well-rooted in a 2.5 x 3.5-inch pot, ready to establish quickly in your garden.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Type: Perennial groundcover
• Condition: Well-rooted starter plant
• Size: 4-6 inches tall, 12-14 inch spread
• Color: White flowers with semi-evergreen foliage
• Best Use: Borders, rock gardens, pathways, slopes, erosion control
• Sun Requirements: Full sun
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained soil
• Hardiness: Zones 3-9
• Drought-Tolerant & Low-Maintenance: Requires minimal care once established

How to Use:

• Landscaping: Plant in garden borders or along pathways for a striking display.
• Rock Gardens: Its spreading nature makes it an excellent choice for rock gardens.
• Erosion Control: Ideal for stabilizing slopes and preventing soil erosion.
• Container Gardening: Grows beautifully in pots and hanging baskets.

FAQs: Q: How fast does creeping phlox spread?
A: Creeping phlox spreads gradually over time, covering an area of 12-14 inches per plant each season.

Q: Does Phlox Subulata require a lot of maintenance?
A: No, this plant is low-maintenance and only requires occasional trimming after blooming to encourage dense growth.

Q: Will it grow in partial shade?
A: While it prefers full sun, it can tolerate light shade, but blooming may be reduced.

Q: When is the best time to plant Phlox Subulata ‘White’?
A: The best time to plant is early spring or fall, allowing the roots to establish before extreme weather conditions.

Q: Is creeping phlox deer-resistant?
A: Yes, creeping phlox is deer-resistant, making it a great choice for gardens prone to wildlife browsing.