Creeping phlox is a perennial cushion plant that comes in many beautiful colors. Each spring, the flowers bloom in a variety of colors, spreading outwards rather than upwards.
Phloxes are one of the most popular and well-known summer-blooming flowers and a staple in many perennial gardens.
Creeping phlox is deer-resistant and does well in drought conditions, making it a relatively low-maintenance plant for the yard.
Attracts bees and butterflies, making it an excellent pollinator. As with all annual flowers, annual phlox must be allowed to reseed for a large display the following year.
Sow 3 - 4 of these flower seeds per plant, spaced 10 - 12 inches apart. Annual phlox care includes pruning the plant after the first blooms. Pruning encages a second bloom of the phlox flowers.
