Phlox 'Eye Shadow' - Creeping Phlox Fragrant One of the primary reasons

One of the primary reasons gardeners turn to kousa dogwoods is their excellent resistance to dogwood anthracnose—the devastating fungal disease that has decimated populations of our native flowering dogwood throughout the eastern United States

This shrub is also selected for its large oak shaped leaves that is unique to the hydrangea family

green leaves that unfold at the same time

Baja Burgundy has all of the winning characteristics of Sombrero line

It flowers approximately 2-3 weeks after native flowering dogwood and about a week before kousa dogwood

Phlox 'Eye Shadow' - Creeping Phlox Fragrant One of the primary reasonsCreeping phlox is a sure sign that spring is underway. These gorgeous ground covers are often seen flowing over the sides of retaining walls and filling the foreground of garden beds. The electric purple color of 'Eye Shadow' phlox is stunning to behold. Where many creeping phlox carry shades of pink, 'Eye Shadow' possesses strong purple flowers with dark centers. This darker cooler coloration makes 'Eye Shadow' a perfect choice to offset red colored