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Tall Garden Phlox

Dark magenta violet flower panicles produced over bright green foliage. Better disease resistance than typical Phlox. The fragrant blossoms on this plant will attract almost anything to the garden, including […]

Blacklight Tall Garden Phlox

Joining the other members of the LUMINARY™ Collection, ‘Backlight’ brings a highly sought-after flower color. Pure white flowers are produced in well-defined panicles at the top of a perfect habit. […]

Ka-Pow® Pink Garden Phlox

You will be suitably impressed by this summer blooming Garden Phlox selection that features outstanding, well branched, compact plants that are awash with vibrant pink flowers from July through August. […]

Flame Coral Garden Phlox

Large clusters of fragrant coral flowers start blooming in July and last into September. It’s short, dense form that makes it easier to place and easier to survive the rigors […]

Sweet Tart Garden Phlox

A breakthrough in Phlox sizing, this compact selection may be much more compact than regular sized Garden Phlox but its flower power puts those taller relatives to shame with a […]

Luminary™ Opalescence Tall Garden Phlox

Light pink flowers have dark pink eyes and form defined panicles. Dark green leaves. One of the very best for disease resistance; a care-free plant.

Opening Act Ultrapink Hybrid Phlox

This early blooming Phlox will add a long season of color to your garden with its fluoresecent rose pink flowers. Overall, it looks light pink. The dark green, glossy foliage […]

Medley Garden Phlox

You’ve seen Volcano® Phlox, sold Volcano® Phlox, grown Volcano® Phlox in their brilliant palette of long lasting colors. Now you’ll have a perfect ‘Medley’, together for the first time in […]

Purple Sprite Hybrid Spring Phlox

This hybrid Phlox forms a low, mounding habit of bright purple flowers with a tiny white halo in the center. It blooms about a week or so after Phlox subulata […]

Magenta Sprite Hybrid Spring Phlox

This hybrid Phlox forms a low, mounding habit of magenta pink, star-shaped flowers. It blooms about a week or so after Phlox subulata and does not spread aggressively.