Phlox subulata 'Drummond’s Pink

Drummond's Pink Creeping Phlox offers vibrant pink spring blooms that spread like a floral carpet. This low-growing, sun-loving groundcover is ideal for slopes, borders, and rock gardens where bold color and erosion control are needed. Phlox subulata 'Drummond's Pink' – Vivid Spring Groundcover 'Drummond's Pink' is a standout variety of creeping phlox prized for its bright pink flowers that blanket the garden in early spring. This low-maintenance groundcover forms a dense, moss-like mat of green foliage that thrives in sunny, well-drained areas. Also Known As (AKA): Drummond's Pink Creeping Phlox Drummond's Pink Moss Phlox Creeping Phlox ‘Drummond’s Pink’ Pink Flowering Groundcover Phlox It’s excellent for controlling erosion on slopes and hillsides, and it adds striking color to rock gardens and pathways. Once established, it’s drought-tolerant and virtually carefree. � Bright pink blooms in early spring � Dense, mossy green foliage year-round ☀️ Full sun and well-drained soils preferred � Great for slopes, walls, and edges � Drought-tolerant once established Landscape Tip: Pair with contrasting stone or mulch to make the pink color pop even more in your garden design. Growing Zones: 3–9 outdoors Mature Height: 4–6 in. Mature Width: 12–24 in. Sunlight: Full Sun Botanical Name: Phlox subulata 'Drummond's Pink' Growth Rate: Fast Type: Perennial Groundcover Bloom Time: Early to Mid Spring Flower Color: Bright Pink FAQ's When does 'Drummond's Pink' bloom? It blooms in early to mid-spring, covering the ground in vibrant pink flowers for several weeks. Does it need a lot of water? No, it prefers well-drained soil and is drought-tolerant once established. Avoid soggy locations. Can I plant this on a slope? Yes! It’s an excellent choice for erosion control on slopes and hillsides. Will it stay green year-round? In warmer zones, the foliage remains evergreen. In colder areas, it may turn brown in winter but regrows in spring.