Phlox Moss

Phlox paniculatacommonly known as creeping phlox moss phlox mountain phlox moss pinks or thrift is very easy to grow when planted right and in the right spot. Evergreen foliage is narrow short and stiff.

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A creeping plant Moss Phlox Phlox subulata is considered to be one of the most colourful of all the groundcover plants.

Phlox moss. View of Pink moss Shibazakura Phlox subulata flower at Hitsujiyama Park. It is native to dry rocky or sandy areas savannas rocky ledges slopes clearings and open woodlands. The Shibazakura festival in Chichibu city Saitama a famous tourist destination in.

Field of Pink moss phlox in Japan. Height 10cm width 50-60cm. Wonderful in the sunny.

Its epithet and common name refer to its leavesawl-shaped and resembling a moss-like mat respectively. There are many selections of Moss Phlox a garden favourite all of them forming a low mound or cushion of dark green needle-like leaves smothered by flowers in late spring. The moss Phlox are easily grown evergreen carpeting plants native to eastern and central USA.

Wide 60 cm in a beautiful flower carpet resembling moss hence the common name of moss phlox. Phlox subulata is vigorous and noted for its creeping habit and the profuse carpet of flowers that bloom early to mid-spring and then sparsely until frost. The creeping habit of Moss Phlox can form a carpet of spring flowers as breathtaking in a residential rock garden or sprawling over rock walls as on the mountain slopes and open woodlands of its natural Mid-Atlantic habitat.

Its epithet and common name refer to its leavesawl-shaped and resembling a moss-like mat respectively. The foliage mats are cushion-like resembling moss hence the common name of moss phlox. Its creeping stems are clothed in needle-like evergreen to semi-evergreen leaves.

This delightful low growing plant has deep green foliage that monds and creeps and this will be completely smothered in masses. Tall 10-15 cm but spreads vigorously up to 2 ft. Mat-forming Phlox subulata grows only 4-6 in.

Phloxtrot Pink forms a mat of glossy needle like leaves which is literally smothered in very large soft lilac-pink crimson eyed flowers during spring. Blooms can be muddy hot pink bright rose and magenta while other cultivars include white soft lavender-blue clear pale pink to deep pink clear scarlet and lavender some with a darker or lighter eye. Tourists enjoy the scenery of pink Shibazakura Moss Phlox flower fields with green forests in background under blue sky.

The creeping habit of Moss Phlox can form a carpet of spring flowers as breathtaking in a residential rock garden or sprawling over rock walls as on the mountain slopes and open woodlands of its natural Mid-Atlantic habitat. Clip plants lightly immediately after blooming to encourage a dense habit. Moss phlox is a dense ground cover blanketed with notch-petaled flowers in April and May.

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