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About This Plant
Creeping Phlox grows more like a ground cover than other phlox species, and produces a variety of flower colors including blue, light pink, light purple, and white. It can withstand a bit of foot traffic, and planting it on slopes can help control erosion. It spreads rapidly through above-ground stolons and should be kept in moist soil until it is well established.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
Creeping Phlox works well as a cover for early spring bulbs.
Alternate Names
Star Rock Phlox
