The shortest variety to date, with the largest flowers! Forms compact mounds of silver-green foliage. Upright silver stems bare dense panicles of large lavender-blue flowers; maintains nice form.

Short and more compact. Maintains nice form with lavender-blue flowers

Unlike some weedy varieties of Persicaria, this selection is clump forming and well behaved. Spikes of blood red flowers held on long graceful stems bloom mid-summer into fall. Great in a naturalized planting.

Loads of fragrant, five-petaled, dark blue flowers above compact, medium green, lance-shaped foliage; long lived and carefree.  

Keep benches in bloom after Phlox subulata and before divaricata with this wonderful new hybrid. Abundant lilac-pink flowers bloom over tidy, low mounds of foliage.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Fragrant lavender flowers with magenta eyes appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

The excellent branching characteristics of this Phlox series ensure an abundance of super-sized, bright fuchsia flowers throughout the summer; uniform, upright habit. Powdery mildew resistance.

Striking color addition to the Bambini® series. Large flower heads of wine-red flowers. Very suitable as a potted plant or in the garden border.

Large flower heads of lilac-blue flowers. Very suitable as a potted plant or in garden borders.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Fragrant magenta flowers appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Light pink fragrant flowers have a white edge for a two-toned look and appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Bicolored purple and white flowers that are also fragrant will appear in summer for a long time. Thrives in semi-shade.

Large clusters of fragrant, bright coral-red flowers. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant

Dark blue buds open to blue & white pinwheeled flowers over strong stems with excellent branching. Mildew resistant.

Compact and tidy habit, sturdy stems hold lots of large white flowers with lilac stripes, rebloomer.

Large clusters of fragrant, pink flowers with a red eye. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Forms large heads of fragrant white flowers. Strong stems with excellent branching; mildew resistant.

Large clusters of fragrant, dark purple flowers. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Forms large heads of fragrant red flowers with a deeper red eye. Strong stems with excellent branching; mildew resistant.

Large clusters of fragrant red flowers with magenta and pink highlights. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Fragrant, medium height plants with bright cherry red flowers 

The excellent branching characteristics of this Phlox series ensure an abundance of super-sized, vibrant coral flowers throughout the summer; uniform, upright habit. Powdery mildew resistance.

The excellent branching characteristics of this Phlox series ensure an abundance of super-sized, vibrant lavender flowers throughout the summer; uniform, upright habit. Powdery mildew resistance.

White flowers that mature to pale pink with red centers, dark green glossy foliage.

Pink and white bi-color flowers.

Largest bloom size amongst creeping phlox with bright pink flowers, bright pink flowers with dark pink centers, attractive dark green foliage forms dense mounds which are covered with blooms in spring.

Light blue flowers, dark green glossy foliage.

Pink flowers, dark green glossy foliage.

Scarlet red flowers with small dark red eye.

A blanket of rosy-red flowers on top of dark green foliage.

Similar to a creeping Phlox but with more intense flower colors and soft foliage. This hybrid variety has vivid violet-purple flowers in spring that look like pinwheels and will bloom earlier than most varieties.

Very mildew resistant. Exceptionally large heads with white flowers. Very fragrant.

One of the best! Lavender-purple flowers with a white star center on strong stems; mildew resistant.

The darkest of all purple phlox! Fragrant, dark magenta-purple flowers; mildew resistant.

A stunning new variegated Phlox!  This super strong Phlox emerges with a unique reddish edge that turns white as the plant matures. The upright stems are topped with large clusters of fragrant rosy-pink flowers in summer.

Produces many large, well-formed panicles of green buds that open to pink flowers with broad chartreuse-green to yellow edges. The pyramid-shaped flower clusters bloom from midsummer to early fall on strong, woody stems.

Part of the Woodlander series from Dummen Orange bred to create a low growing evergreen groundcover with large and abundant flowers in early spring. A rose-pink interspecific variety with more robust habits, larger flowers, stronger garden adaptability, and an extended flowering season compared to the subulata types.

Compact and early flowering. Dark green uniform foliage with spires of pure white flowers; blooms all summer. FleuroSelect 2010 Gold Medal Winner.

Compact plant with excellent branching. Long-lasting large pink flowers with thick petals.

Interesting balloon-like buds open into fully double violet-blue flowers. Long blooming on an upright mound of green foliage. Nice addition to the border or in mixed containers and especially good for cutting. 

Large flowering series with giant star-shaped flowers on compact, well branched plants. Three colors - blue, pink, and white - in one 3.5" pot. Quick and easy to grow.

Large flower series with giant star-shaped blue flowers on compact well-branched plants. Quick and easy to grow.

Large flower series with giant star-shaped light pink flowers on compact well-branched plants. Quick and easy to grow.

Large flower series with giant star-shaped white flowers on compact well-branched plants. Quick and easy to grow.

Nice and compact; glossy green leaves under upright stems with panicles of large blue flowers featuring a yellow halo and white center! Very fragrant; blooms all summer.

A vigorous and hardy variety that takes sun AND shade. Light lilac-blue flowers bloom all summer on well branched plants with geometric looking foliage.

Add showstopping color to the shade garden with this gold and olive green variegated variety. Fragrant clusters of bluish-purple flowers are produced in the late spring to summer months

Sport of Stairway to Heaven with more pure white variegation (no yellowing). A vigorous grower that holds up to the summer heat! Pale lavender blue flowers bloom early summer