Pink and white that is rounded to look like little hearts.

Vigorous mounding plants covered with blush white flowers centered and veined in deeper pink.

Compact growth, white fragrant flowers with up to 30 quill-like petals.

An introduction from First Edition plants with fragrant, double white 2 inch flowers in spring and some repeat bloom in late summer.  Plant is compact with dark green foliage that holds up well in the summer heat.

A shrubby evergreen that is a dieback perennial in Zone 5.  Whorls of large yellow, snapdragon-like flowers on erect stems from late spring into summer over gray-green foliage. Drought tolerant.

Small, pale yellow tubular flowers arranged in whorls around the stems emerge from rosettes of large gray-green foliage in summer.

Pink tubular flowers in whorls on ruby red stems emerge from from low rosettes of foliage in summer. 

Large pyramidal heads of fragrant purple flowers over mildew-resistant foliage.  Long-blooming through the summer into the fall.

Fragrant light blue, almost white flowers in mid spring.  A lovely woodland groundcover.

Very dark green foliage, setting off the numerous white flowers.

Light lavender pink flowers 2-3 weeks earlier than tall garden phlox over thick, leathery, mildew-resistant foliage.

Pale lavender flowers with lavender pink eyes 2-3 weeks earlier than tall garden phlox over thick, leathery, mildew-resistant foliage.

Large lavender pink blooms in June before tall garden phlox and after the early spring-blooming species. Will repeat bloom in the fall.  Plants are compact and foliage is mildew-resistant. Developed at the Chicago Botanic Garden.

Variegated foliage (green centers and wide white margins) and pink flowers with a dark pink eye. Shorter than the species.

Clean white, fragrant flowers over mildew-resistant foliage.  More compact than P. ‘David’.

Small pink flowers are packed in dense heads through the summer.  Attractive to pollinators and long-blooming.

A compact cultivar with dense panicles of small pink flowers that fade to white.  Mildew resistant.

Lovely white-edged leaves with blush-pink flowers later in the season. Very mildew resistant.

Very dark, magenta violet flower panicles are held above a full, bushy habit of bright green foliage. Darker stems and buds, bronzed leaves, more floriferous performance, and better resistance to powdery mildew.

Pure white spring flowers on a mat-forming plant.

Fragrant lavender-blue flowers over creeping stems create a lovely ground cover for shade.

Deep pink flowers with deeper pink eyes are larger than other P. subulata varieties.

Pale blue flowers completely hide foliage.

Bright rose pink flowers over dark green foliage.

A more diminutive form of moss phlox but the flowers are full size in a screaming fuchsia pink!

Brilliant fuchsia-pink flowers cover this creeping spring bloomer!

A compact mound covering itself with small, bright white flowers.

Rich pink flowers cover this diminutive creeping Phlox.

Spreading and arching nearly black leaves that reach slowly upwards of 3 to 4 feet tall. 

Olive-green sword-shaped leaves that have creamy yellow margins and a faint red cast.

A hybrid between P. ‘Dart’s Gold’ and ‘Diablo’ with colorful orange and gold new growth maturing to lime green. Fall color is red and purple!

Glowing copper-green new growth deepens to bright red. From the University of Minnesota.

A compact cultivar with gold foliage and white flowers.

An improved compact Ninebark that doesn’t require pruning. Attractive bronze foliage and nice clusters of early summer white flowers. Pest and disease resistant.

A Klyn Nursery intro with glossy dark maroon foliage on a compact plant.  Typical white flowers in late spring.

Another new dwarf ninebark introduced by Proven Winners.  Small, dark bronze foliage contrasts with the white spring blooms.  We’ll see how it compares to P. ‘Little Devil’.

A new dwarf ninebark introduced by Proven Winners.  Small, bright yellow new growth contrasts with the white-pink spring blooms.

Non-spreading cultivar with sturdy spikes of white tubular flowers in summer.

Spikes of tubular lavender-pink flowers on an upright clump-forming plant from mid-summer into autumn.

Low mounds of narrow evergreen foliage topped with spiky, ball-shaped blue flowers in early summer.

Butter yellow frosted foliage on an irregular upright plant.  Ornamental cones like P. ‘Acrocona’.

A slower-growing upright form with large cones upright on the branch ends. Forms a broad pyramid.

A slow-growing conifer with a dense, pyramidal form. Needles are golden and especially glow in the winter.

A dwarf selection with blue-green foliage described as either an irregular pyramid or a dense spreader.

From a cross between P. ‘Acrocona’ and P. ‘Gold Drift’ by Bob Fincham, this variety has gold  foliage on pendulous branches and red cones.

A large-growing selection with side branches growing horizontal and pendulous.

Beautifully compact pyramidal form like a miniature Christmas tree.

An Iseli introduction with pendulous, snake-like branches.

An upright, compact cultivar with brilliant purple-red new growth in the spring.

Dense and narrow this is a great conifer where space is limited. Grows 20 feet tall, but only 5 feet wide in 20 years.