This delightful sport of ÔMinnie PearlÕ was given to us by retired plantsman Al Christ of Lakeland Nursery and has quickly become one of our favorite new nativars. It retains the exceptionally disease resistant, glossy green foliage and slowly spreading, upright habit of its parent, but blooms with masses of fragrant, pearly pink blossoms.

Perfect for spring sales, this early bloomer is blanketed in bright periwinkle purple, pinwheel flowers with upturned petals. This hybrid phlox behaves like a restrained creeping phlox, slowly forming a carpet of dark green foliage; great for rock gardens and slopes. Adaptable to heat, cold and alkaline soils. Breeder: Dr. Jim Ault

This low maintenance, long blooming phlox forms a slowly spreading, upright clump of dark green, narrow lance-shaped leaves that are exceptionally resistant to powdery mildew. Clusters of fragrant, bright white flowers with a faint purple eye appear first in early summer and rebloom throughout the season. Nativar. Breeder: Walters Gardens.

Selected by wildflower expert Bill Cullina for its compact habit and fragrant, lavender blue flowers. Easy to have in bloom for early spring sales. Cheerful blossoms are borne in large clusters above the semi-evergreen, slowly spreading foliage. Best as a woodland groundcover as it mingles its way through the shade border.

Developed in The Netherlands as a companion for spring bulbs, this lively nativar forms an airy cloud of fragrant, icy white flowers with a hint of blue that float above the carpet of semi-evergreen foliage in spring. Best as a woodland groundcover as it mingles its way through the shade border. Introduced by: Piet Oudolf

One of few taller phlox cultivars that blooms in spring; great for early season sales. Large clusters of rosy pink flowers with white eyes appear above the dark green, thin, lance-shaped leaves which show excellent resistance to powdery mildew. Thrives in heat, humidity, and moist to wet, rich soils.

Prized for its unique coloration, this everchanging phlox bears large clusters of fragrant flowers which open deep blue with a white eye and then transition through shades of purple during the heat of the day. Its tall, sturdy stems and dark green foliage display very good resistance to powdery mildew.

Our top-selling tall phlox. A highly sought-after selection prized for its exemplary resistance to powdery mildew and magnetic attraction for pollinators. Individual florets are smaller than average, but form sizable 6", fragrant, lavender pink clusters. This tall, vigorous selection is best for the middle to rear of the border.

A classic tall phlox that people ask for by name; still one of the best offered to date. Large, fragrant clusters of brilliant fuchsia purple flowers with starry white centers bloom on strong, tall stems and really stand out in the garden. Dark green, clumping foliage exhibits excellent resistance to powdery mildew.

Large clusters of fragrant, cherry red flowers perched atop strong, relatively short stems set this variety apart. Its dark green foliage maintains a compact habit and exhibits good mildew resistance. A staple for the middle of the perennial border where it attracts pollinators with its showy blooms.

One of the darkest tall phlox available; rich magenta purple flowers stand out easily in the garden. Pollinators flock to its large clusters of fragrant blooms which are perched atop tall, sturdy stems in summer. This selection has shown very good resistance to powdery mildew.

Dutch breeding brings us this highly mildew resistant phlox with large, fragrant, vibrant pink flowers with white brushstrokes at the center of each bloom. It has an ideal habit for containers and gardens. Compact, upright plants have strong, well-branched stems that hold up well for growers and retailers and don't need staking in the garden. Vividly colored, fragrant flowers pack loads of impulse appeal for shoppers and pollinators alike. Introduced by: Plants Nouveau.

Dutch breeding brings us this series of highly mildew resistant phlox with large, fragrant, glowing coral pink flowers with a hot pink halo around the throat of each bloom. It has an ideal habit for containers and gardens. Compact, upright plants have strong, well-branched stems that hold up well for growers and retailers and don't need staking in the garden. Vividly colored, fragrant flowers pack loads of impulse appeal for shoppers and pollinators alike. Introduced by: Plants Nouveau.

Fragrant, soft lavender pink flowers with a white starburst center and bright pink eye are produced in large clusters on strong, well-branched stems each summer. This is a highly mildew resistant selection that holds up well for growers in production and won't need staking in the landscape. Introduced by: Plants Nouveau.

This popular selection is one of the most mildew-resistant tall phlox you’ll find. Coupled with its large panicles of fragrant, glowing coral pink flowers on dark stems, it’s tough to beat. Bright green foliage lines the strong, upright stems and is attractive even without flowers. Holds excellent impulse appeal at retail. Nativar. Breeder: Walters Gardens.

A great accompaniment to ‘Glamour Girl’, this slightly larger cultivar produces fragrant clusters of light pink flowers with a starry-shaped, darker pink eye. Excellent mildew resistance helps the bright green foliage remain attractive all season. A long blooming nativar with good rebloom. Breeder: Walters Gardens.

Dutch breeding brings us this highly mildew resistant phlox with large, fragrant, fuchsia purple flowers with white brushstrokes at the center of each bloom. It has an ideal habit for containers and gardens. Compact, upright plants have strong, well-branched stems that hold up well for growers and retailers and don't need staking in the garden. Vividly colored, fragrant flowers pack loads of impulse appeal for shoppers and pollinators alike. Introduced by: Plants Nouveau.

This colorful hybrid of Phlox subulata x Phlox stolonifera becomes nearly covered in vibrant purple-pink flowers with a deep red eye early in the season, just in time for spring sales. Its healthy, green foliage forms a low carpet that is useful in rock gardens and planted near the edges of rock walls. Breeder: Dr. Jim Ault