Phlox Plants

Phlox 'Pharao Blue Eye'

Creeping Phlox are useful for dry, sunny spots and parched ground where other plants just won't grow! Once established, Phlox 'Pharao Blue Eye' will thrive in the driest of soils, producing an impenetrable mat of flowers, suppressing weeds and resisting drought! The…  More Info

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Phlox paniculata 'Famous'

…gardens. With billowing mounds of strongly scented, deep cerise blooms from July to September, Phlox paniculata ?Famous Magenta? makes a stunning addition to a mixed border or wows as a specimen plant in a patio pot. This hardy perennial really packs a punch and is…  More Info

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Creeping Phlox Collection

…plant has many uses - underplant trees, shrubs and tall perennials, soften path edging or cover awkward slopes and banks. If you're tired of your lawn, why not replace it with a sea of seasonal colour that bridges the colour gap between winter and summer bedding. Your…  More Info

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Phlox drummondii 'Moody Blues'

…to grow, half hardy annual is a cottage garden classic. Phlox drummondii 'Moody Blues' has a compact bushy habit that makes it ideal for planting in loose drifts at the edge of borders, and performs equally well in containers. Annual Phlox also makes a…  More Info

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Phlox subulata 'Pharao Red Eye'

…rockeries or gravel gardens. This low-growing creeping hardy phlox produces a profusion of beautiful flowers from late spring onwards every year, each flower is a refreshing shade of cool white, detailed with a pink-centre. As this resilient plant established over the…  More Info

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Phlox paniculata 'Lilac Flame'

…are coming to an end. Phlox are a cottage garden staple, giving a long-lasting display whilst not minding whether they are in full sun or part shade, and thriving in even heavy clay soils. They are a magnet for butterflies. Height: 40cm (16in). Spread: 30cm (12in). Plant<…  More Info