Creeping Phlox 'Drummond's Pink' blue feather This species will transplant and

This species will transplant and root easily in a container or in the ground

It's a bit tougher than its predecessor

terminal clusters

forming a neat

Thriving in zones 3-9

Creeping Phlox 'Drummond's Pink' blue feather This species will transplant andPhlox subulata 'Drummond Pink' Commonly names include Moss phlox, Mountain phlox, Alpine phlox, and Creeping phlox. An evergreen, mat forming, herbaceous perennial with soft, needle like foliage. 'Drummond Pink' has deeper green needle like foliage, tighter form and larger flowers than other subulatas. It spreads to form a carpet of dark pink flowers with red eyes that bloom in spring. While its main blooming season is Spring, it often has sporadic