Phlox stolonifera 'Blue Ridge'

Common Names:
Blue Ridge Creeping Phlox

Classification:
Groundcovers, Perennials

Origin:

Eastern North America

Sun/Water Requirements:

Partial sun.
Moderate to wet conditions.
Provider Notes: "This species is possibly the most shade tolerant of the phlox and forms a dense cover under quite shady conditions.Plants tolerate partial shade and consistent moisture.Plants tolerate partial shade and consistent moisture."

Climate / Hardiness Zones:

Zone 2 to Zone 8

Growth:

Range: Grows from 6" to 12".
Provider notes: "An excellent species, it is not as brilliant or as vigorous a garden performer as other low growing species but its classiness and subtlety make it a long time favorite."

Flowers:

Colors: Blue, Purple
Season(s): Summer

Provider notes: "Has blue-lilac flowers."

Foliage:

Provider notes: "The leaves on the sterile shoots are 1-3" long and narrowed at the base while those on the flowering shoots are oval, no more than 1" long, and not as narrow at the base."

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