Ferny Foliage

Outsidepride Mountain White Phlox seeds boasts ferny foliage that pairs beautifully with other phlox plants, like creeping phlox seeds perennial. Its fine texture complements tall phlox and wildflower seeds, enhancing ground cover. Blend it with zinnia seeds or black-eyed Susan seeds for a vibrant garden display.

Easily Self-Seeds

Our White Phlox easily self-seeds, making it an ideal perennial phlox seed for low-maintenance gardens. It pairs well with foxglove, lupine seeds, and English ivy live plants, creating a lush ground cover. Incorporate it with bulk wildflower seeds for a continuously blooming garden.

Suitable For Cut Flowers

Outsidepride Mountain White Phlox is perfect for cut flowers, adding elegance alongside wisteria live plant or zinnia seeds for planting outdoors. Its long-lasting blooms mix beautifully with foxglove seeds. Ideal for floral displays, this phlox is a versatile addition to any flower seeds collection.

Pollinator Powerhouse

Our Annual Mountain White Phlox attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, making it a pollinator favorite. Combine it with wildflower seeds, lavender seeds, or milkweed seeds to create a vibrant habitat. Its compatibility with perennial phlox seeds enriches any pollinator-friendly garden setup.

Mountain Phlox (Linanthus Grandiflorus) - Establishes easily from Phlox seeds, this beautiful annual lends itself beautifully to a wild flower garden, a naturalized setting, or to your own backyard flower garden. It spills prettily out of a container or the edge of a bed and makes a welcome addition to any setting. Mountain Phlox wildflowers are sweetly scented and provide a profusion of white, sometimes flushed lavender or pink, blooms that practically smother the attractive green ferny foliage. Mountain Phlox Linanthus Grandiflorus is native to the Pacific Northwest region, and especially likes the coast range where it it cool and moist. The Mountain Phlox flower is good for cutting, and it attracts bees, birds and butterflies.

Grow Mountain Phlox seed directly outdoors in either the late fall or the spring. Sow the flower seed into a weed-free area with prepared soil. Lightly cover the wild flower seeds with soil. If sowing in the fall, wait until after a few hard freezes. When the temperatures warm in the spring, the Mountain Phlox wildflower seeds will begin to germinate and establish quickly into early blooming plants.

Bright Rose-Red Flowers

Outsidepride Scarlet Phlox seeds produce vibrant, rose-red flowers that bring a striking display to any garden. Perfect for creating a dedicated phlox garden, these blooms attract pollinators, ensuring a lively and colorful setting throughout their blooming season. Their rich hue and ability to flourish make them a standout choice for any wildflower collection.

Compact Growth Habit

Our Scarlet Phlox Seeds has a compact growth habit, reaching 12-18 inches in height, making it ideal for smaller spaces, containers, or as a border plant. It pairs well with other ground cover plants, like creeping phlox seeds perennial, and can be mixed with flower seeds packets, creating a dense, colorful display that's easy to manage.

Long Blooming Period

Scarlet Phlox plants blooms from spring to fall, offering an extended season of vibrant color. Its long-lasting flowers make it perfect for gardens that require continuous color, blending well with other wildflower seeds options like foxglove or sunflower seeds to plant. This prolonged blooming period ensures your garden remains lively and full of pollinators.

Self-Seeding

Our Wildflower Scarlet Phlox is a self-seeding wild flower, providing effortless regrowth each year. Its self-seeding nature allows it to return and flourish alongside wildflower seeds bulk or a fall wildflower seed mix, reducing the need for replanting. Combine with perennial phlox seeds or milkweed seeds for a continuously blooming, low-maintenance garden.

Scarlet Phlox (Phlox Drummondii Beauty Scarlet) - Growing annual Phlox seed is a wonderful way to naturalize your landscape and add tremendous visual appeal. Drummond's Phlox is another lovely wildflower that is striking in meadows and also a beautiful addition to your own flower beds. Annual Phlox is easily started from wildflower seeds, and it produces annual plants with bright rose-red flowers in tight clusters at the ends of stems. Annual Phlox Drummondii is a showy, low-growing wild flower that is a native to Texas but can grow nearly in any region. Annual Phlox is a good plant for a low border or in containers. It makes a good cut flower, and it also re-seeds easily.

Start Phlox seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the wildflower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. As with all annual wild flowers, it is essential that scarlet annual Phlox plants are allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year.

Yellow Phlox (Phlox Drummondii Nana Compacta Beauty Yellow) - Phlox seeds produce flowers in about 8 - 10 weeks after sowing. Annual Phlox establishes easily and quickly, and it gives a lovely profusion of colors. Drummond Phlox yellow has small flowers with 5-petals. They are lightly scented, flat and attractive to butterflies. Often called Drummond's Phlox, this annual is a native to the gulf coast states, but it can be grown successfully in nearly every climate.

Sow Phlox flower seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the flower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. For earlier blooms, sow the yellow Phlox seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks before setting out. As with all annual flowers, it is essential that annual Phlox Drummondii is allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year. Annual Phlox care includes trimming the plant back after the first flush of blooms. A trim encourages a second bloom of yellow Phlox flowers.

Phlox Mix (Phlox Drummondii Nana Compacta Beauty Mix) - Annual Phlox Drummondii is often found growing along roadsides in the south eastern portion of the United States. Easy-to-grow from Phlox seeds, this Phlox Drummondii mix is colorful and vibrant not demanding too much attention or care. Commonly referred to as annual Phlox or Drummond's Phlox, this low-growing annual features flowers with 5-petals that are flat and lightly scented. Grow annual Phlox if you like to attract butterflies to your garden! Drummond's Phlox has a wide variety of colors: red, violet, white, pink, and yellow.

How To Grow Phlox From Seed: Sow Phlox flower seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the flower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. For earlier blooms, sow the Drummond Phlox seed indoors 4 - 6 weeks before setting out. As with all annual flowers, it is essential that annual Phlox Drummondii is allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year. Annual Phlox care includes trimming the plant back after the first flush of blooms. A trim encourages a second bloom of Phlox flowers.

Blue Phlox (Phlox Drummondii Nana Compacta Beauty Blue) - Start this little versatile annual blue Phlox (looks more violet than blue) from Phlox flower seeds! Grow blue Phlox flowers in beds, at the front of borders, and intermix them with other flowers in informal plantings and cottage gardens. Phlox plants are wonderful in containers and when the flowers are cut, they maintain well in water. The genus Phlox itself is a fascinating one that grows from relatively high altitudes in the mountains to the low lands in the prairies and the plains. Probably best known of all Phlox is the annual Phlox Drummondii which grows wild through the gulf states. It is commonly known as annual Phlox or Drummond's Phlox. The name Phlox comes from the Greek word meaning "flame." The name Phlox is certainly appropriate for these brilliant, bright blue blooms that nearly glow with color!

How To Grow Phlox From Seed: Plant annual Phlox seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the flower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. For earlier blooms, sow this blue Phlox seeds indoors 4 - 6 weeks before setting out. As with all annual flowers, it is essential that the Phlox Drummondii plant is allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year.

White Phlox (Phlox Drummondii Nana Compacta Beauty White) - Called annual Phlox or Drummond's Phlox, this lovely white annual is low-growing and produces masses of blooms. Start Phlox seeds once, and it is likely to re-seed itself each season for a colorful display of color. White Phlox plants are well-suited for the front of the flower border or in containers. Grow annual Phlox to naturalize a landscape as well.

Sow Phlox flower seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the flower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. For earlier blooms, sow the Drummond Phlox seed indoors 4 - 6 weeks before setting out. As with all annual flowers, it is essential that annual Phlox Drummondii is allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year. Annual Phlox care includes trimming the plant back after the first flush of blooms. A trim encourages a second bloom of Phlox flowers.

Blue Phlox (Phlox Drummondii 21st Century Blue) - Cool season plant is perfect for landscapes and mixed containers.  This full sun plant only grows 10 inches tall and blooms from early Spring up until frost in this purplish color.  Attracts bees and butterflies making it the perfect low growing pollinator.

Sow Phlox flower seeds directly outdoors into prepared soil in the late fall or spring. After distributing the flower seed evenly, rake into loosened topsoil to ensure good seed contact with the soil. For earlier blooms, sow the Drummond Phlox seed indoors 4 - 6 weeks before setting out. As with all annual flowers, it is essential that annual Phlox Drummondii is allowed to re-seed for an abundant display the following year. Annual Phlox care includes trimming the plant back after the first flush of blooms. A trim encourages a second bloom of Phlox flowers.