Phlox subulata, Creeping Phlox, Amazing Grace
No foot traffic on the white carpet! This resilient ground cover takes hold so well, it is an ideal choice for a low mat of color along borders, under taller plantings in garden beds, on slopes, and in places where it can spill over rocks.
Perovskia Little Lace, Russian Sage, Container Size: 4.5″
This is a low-growing Perovskia, with flower spikes that are shorter than those of other varieties. Foliage is fragrant and attracts pollinators and gardeners alike. It fills a space with lots of wispy, lacy drama.
Phlox subulata, Emerald Pink, Creeping Phlox, Moss Phlox
Care: Moss Phlox, or Creeping Phlox, likes a soil that is rich in humus. The soil must drain well so that the plant is not bothered by wet feet. If no new blooms appear, the shearing will ensure good, fresh growth of foliage.
Phlox subulata, Candy Stripe, Creeping Phlox, Moss Pinks
You’ll cover lots of ground with this one. Creeping Phlox is one of the most flower-filled ground cover options, lighting up the garden bed from the bottom up with beautiful colors. Each of the six petals on each bloom is white with a candy-pink central stripe.
Lavandula angustifolia, Goodwin Creek, Herb Lavender, Container Size: 3.5″
It grows upward in finely-toothed flower stems topped with very noticeable purple spikes of flowers. It is attractive as can be, and of course, its classic fragrance never disappoints. It loves the sun, so pinpoint an area in your garden (such as a border, container, or raised bed) that receives lots of light.
