Phlox Paniculata Coral Creme Drop Long Blooming this naturally occurring form—first documented

this naturally occurring form—first documented by Mark Catesby in Virginia in 1731 [1] —turns up occasionally in the wild with its blushing pink to rosy red display

This plant shines where you want to highlight purples

In a shade garden

Flowers are 1" tassel-like blooms that appear between December and early March depending on location

Phlox Paniculata Coral Creme Drop Long Blooming this naturally occurring form—first documentedThere are a lot of phlox in this world, but 'Coral Creme Drop' wasn't created equal. "Photoshop not required" The pink on this flower simply wows. It stops you in your tracks and forces you to admire. At 2 ft. tall With large panicles of coral pink flowers at the end of strong green stems it can provide a showstopper or blending flower for any garden and is a great midsized plant. Paired with lighter pinks or whites 'Coral Creme Drop' will stand out.