Now booking orders on this item for shipping Spring 2011.
Size at time of shipping, 4 inch deep containers
SHIPS SPRING ONLY!
Order in multiples of 3, 6, or 9 plants per order.
This item cannot be shipped into the west coast states of WA, OR, CA, AZ or outside the continental U.S. due to the delicate roots which cannot handle being bare rooted. Please check as Greenwood may offer a larger size, a comparable item or a bare root version with a stronger root system.
Orders shipping to the following states: AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT,
NV, OR, UT, WA, and WY are subject to a 20% handling charge due to additional plant preparation and shipping surcharges.
Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox Phlox subulata is ideal for rock gardens, topping retaining walls, edging pathways, banks, and slopes - a spectacular ground cover. Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox grows vigorously forming dense spreading, spilling mounds covered in beautiful blue blossoms. Masses of blue flowers cover the top of this mat forming creeping phlox for a long period. Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox creates a carpet of bright blue blossoms for bank plantings or rock gardens. Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox is a vigorous green and attractive as a groundcover when not in bloom. Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox is ideal for pots and hanging planters, too. This blue creeping phlox will spill over the edges of retaining walls for a graceful effect. Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox is great to mix with red and white varieties. Phlox is 4 to 6" high, 12 to 18" wide. Plant phlox in full sun, blooms in Spring.
Our Phlox are shipped in 4 inch containers, ready to plant, and start growing.
Seasonal shipping. Garden Phlox ships SPRING ONLY for optimum planting.
To extend bloom time for your phlox follow this fertilize plan.
Fertilize your phlox the first time in early spring, just after new stem tips show at the soil's surface. Phlox needs a constant supply of nutrients to make strong, steady growth. Sprinkle a 9-12-12 timed-release fertilizer into the soil around the plants and then mulch over the area.
In midsummer, after the plants have been in flower for two to three weeks, fertilize again. Pull back the mulch, sprinkle the fertilizer onto the soil around the plants, and replace the mulch. Then water the plants thoroughly. This feeding will provide the plants with ample nutrients to support prolonged flowering.
Apple Blossom Creeping Phlox Phlox subulata is ideal for rock gardens, topping retaining walls, edging pathways, banks, and slopes - a spectacular ground cover. It grows vigorously forming dense spreading, spilling mounds covered in bright candy...
