PHLOX SUBULATA `EYE CANDY`Plant Type Perennial Hardiness ZONE 3 8 Mature Size Height 4 6 Ft Width 18 20 Ft Flower Color Purple Shades Description Needle like foliage forms an evergreen mat that flows over anything in its path and serves as the backdrop for masses of lavender pink flowers starting in late April. A magnet for butterflies and native insects seeking its rich nectar. Attributes Lavender pink flowers in early spring Attracts butterflies and native bees Easy to grow

overshadowing a nice show of white bloom held aloft on thin stalks in April and May

»  PPA Plant of the Year 2004

»  Green straplike foliage

and other first-generation reblooming hydrangeas

Flowers June-September

Loves full sun

This beautiful

»  Small white flowers

3" long panicles of fragrant purple flowers grace this dense

tasty fruit in summer

Blue-green foliage contrasts nicely with the profuse lavender-blue flowers for a long blooming window from mid-May through September

Attributes-Brilliant blue flowers