American Meadows Creeping Phlox

Sherwood Purple Creeping Phlox is specifically adapted for partial to full shade environments. While it might tolerate a bit of morning sun, it will struggle and likely scorch in hot, full-sun locations.

This variety has a fast growth rate. Once established in the right conditions, it will spread to form a dense, weed-suppressing carpet, typically reaching its mature spread of 6 to 12 inches relatively quickly.

Yes, this phlox is considered resistant to both deer and rabbits. While no plant is completely immune if wildlife is desperate, it is generally ignored by browsing animals in favor of tastier options.

It is a low-maintenance perennial. It requires moderate watering while it is getting established, but once it settles in, it becomes drought-tolerant and needs very little attention to thrive.

No, this is an evergreen groundcover. You can expect to enjoy greenery year-round, which makes it an excellent choice for keeping garden beds looking tidy even during the colder months.

It thrives best in loamy, well-drained soil. If your garden has heavy clay that holds water, you may want to amend the soil with organic matter to improve drainage before planting.