Phlox Subulata ‘Snowflake’ White Creeping Phlox – [EG]

Phlox subulata ‘White’ – Carpet of Pure White Spring Blooms

Phlox subulata ‘White’, also known as creeping or moss phlox, is a ground-hugging perennial that bursts into a snow-like mass of white flowers in early spring. Its dense, evergreen foliage spreads quickly, making it ideal for filling in bare spots, cascading over walls, or stabilizing slopes.

This tough, sun-loving ground cover is drought-tolerant and attracts pollinators while keeping weeds at bay. It’s a favorite for rock gardens and border edges where seasonal color and texture are desired.

• 🌸 Early spring blooms blanket the ground in white
• ☀️ Thrives in full sun
• 🌿 Evergreen foliage with a dense mat-forming habit
• 🌱 Ideal for slopes, rock gardens, and borders
• 🧡 Low maintenance and drought-tolerant

Landscape Tip: Mass plant for a dramatic white carpet effect in spring—perfect for borders, retaining walls, and walkways.

When does it bloom?

Phlox subulata ‘White’ blooms in early to mid-spring, often one of the first plants to flower each year.

Is it good for erosion control?

Yes, its spreading habit and dense roots make it excellent for stabilizing slopes and preventing soil erosion.

Will it stay green year-round?

Yes, this variety has evergreen foliage that provides year-round ground cover, even when not in bloom.

Does it attract pollinators?

Absolutely! Bees and butterflies love its early-season blooms.

Can I mow or trim it back?

Light trimming after blooming can help encourage fresh growth and a tidy appearance.