Phlox subulata 'Eye Caramba' - Creeping Phlox Dry Conditions Blooming from mid to late

Blooming from mid to late summer you will delight in the color

ovate leaves 2 to 4 inches long with sharply serrated margins and rich green coloring

The foliage grows densely right to the ground

These early season blooms provide crucial nectar resources for emerging pollinators

which can develop a wide-spreading habit

Phlox subulata 'Eye Caramba' - Creeping Phlox Dry Conditions Blooming from mid to latePhlox subulata 'Eye Caramba' delivers an improved color palette over its predecessor 'Eye Candy', showcasing medium pink flowers adorned with dramatic deep red eyes that create an eye catching bicolor display in mid to late spring. This Walters Gardens introduction produces notably larger blooms than typical creeping phlox, with flowers measuring approximately three quarters of an inch across. The plant forms dense mats of evergreen, needle like