Phlox amoena or potentially P. stoloniofera or a hybrid alpine I managed to put the

I managed to put the little vases in a different order

This Mexican native has a rosette of broad

large deep magenta-pink blooms

Small but hard to find

It has sword shaped leaves and a much branched inflorescence with flowers that can be dark brown

Phlox amoena or potentially P. stoloniofera or a hybrid alpine I managed to put theA rarely seen, delightful creeping phlox that looks most like a wood phlox, but could be for drier spots in the sun! Southeastern United States. Hairy phlox, easy going for sun to part sun to part shade. Flowers for ages from early spring to summer and even flowering gaily on the shortest day. 25cm creeping. From sandhills, dry woodlands, and open areas. All that is for P. amoena, P. stolonifera is more woodland orientated, but is less hairy. I wonder