Creeping Phlox 'Goldiphlox Rose' blue feather while male trees produce yellow

while male trees produce yellow flowers and pollen-bearing cones

When cultivated

Capacity:  3 pints

Dryopteris saxatilis

It is commonly called white sagebrush because of the appearance of its foliage

Creeping Phlox 'Goldiphlox Rose' blue feather while male trees produce yellowPhlox subulata 'Creeping Pink' Phlox subulata, affectionately known as moss phlox, mountain phlox, or creeping phlox, is a delightful perennial that loves the sun. It typically grows to about 6 inches in height but spreads a generous 24 inches wide. This charming plant features a beautiful creeping habit, with linear to awl shaped leaves that keep some green throughout the winter, along with lovely tufts of notched flowers that bloom in mid spring.