"Creeping phlox is a stunning flowering perennial for ground cover use," says Laura Root, a horticulturist at Park Seed. "It's low-maintenance, adds vibrant color in early spring, fills gaps ...

Garden phlox (Phlox paniculata) is a vibrant perennial known for its colorful, fragrant summer blooms that come in shades like red, pink, lavender, blue, and even variegated. Although undeniably ...

While it won't actually appear pink, it gets its name from the flower herb moss pink, also called creeping phlox, moss phlox ... published on Live Science. Laura is the archaeology and Life's ...

Creeping Phlox and Candytuft are two plants that look good year-round and do not require a lot of work to keep them looking spiffy. They are both perennials and multiply, that is, where you have a ...

Schedule garden projects for the fall. Concentrate on watering. Q. When you write about cutting back phlox by a third, is that to encourage more flowers or for a different reason? After flowering ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Phlox was some of the first North American native plants discovered and cultivated by European naturalists, dating back to the 1700s.

I read that phlox does well in partial-shade areas, and was wondering which native, perennial phlox would be best. There are approximately 50 plants of the genus Phlox in our Native Plant Database.

Each spring as the Ohio woodlands wake up to new growth, one native species of phlox shows up in delightful shades of light blue, purple and, occasionally, white. Woodland phlox or wild blue ...