Creeping Phlox (Phlox subulata)

19 04 2013

20 04 2013: Insectamonarca (00:50:00) :

We have creeping phlox here in a rock garden, but it doesn’t look anything like this. Perhaps the buds are not open yet. I will be transplanting some of it to the Wild Butterfly Habitat. I am going to plant in rock walls that were made by farmers in the late 1700s and 1800s. Interesting history here.

Mary Ellen
20 04 2013: myfoodandflowers (02:34:20) :

Pretty unique petals! Somehow the petals remind me snowflakes!
21 04 2013: sue (23:05:59) :

Cindy, how beautiful. All those flowers together look like puzzle pieces.

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