Drummond's Pink Creeping Phlox

Drummond's Pink Creeping Phlox (Phlox subulata 'Drummond's Pink') is pretty in persistent pink springtime blooms. Large flower heads add to its lush appearance that can't be beat when massed together as an eye-popping ground cover. The only thing 'creepy' about Phlox 'Drummond's Pink' is its mat forming foliage that spreads and wonderfully holds together berms and sloping beds. Native to the U.S., this creeping beauty deserves a spot in the woodland border or edging your favorite meadow garden.

What's my zone?

Botanical Name:

Phlox subulata Drummond's Pink

Plant Type:

Perennial

Light Requirements:

Full Sun , Partial Shade , Partial Sun

Mature Height:

4-6 in.

Mature Spread:

18-24 in.

Growth Rate:

Fast

Blooms:

Spring

Uses:

Beds and Borders , Edging , Erosion Control , Ground Cover , Mass Planting , Rock Gardens , Slopes

Characteristics:

Attracts Butterflies , Attracts Hummingbirds , Deer Resistant , Drought Tolerant , Evergreen , Naturalizes , North American Native

Customer Reviews