Phlox stolonifera Creeping Phlox, Woodland Phlox Eastern United States Native woodland groundcover with low mats of foliage   Purple to violet, 1 inch wide and borne in an open cyme with usually 2-3 flowers   Leaves of the sterile shoots are elliptic and 1-3 inches long. Leaves of the erect flowering stems are oval and less than 1 inch long.     'Blue Ridge' - Blue flowers with overlapping petals. 12 inches tall flowering stems. 'Bruce's White' - White flowers with very conspicuous yellow eyes, 6 inches tall. 'Pink Ridge' - This is a pink flowered form of 'Blue Ridge'. 'Home Fires' - Deep pink flowers. 'Sherwood Purple' - Purplish-blue fragrant flowers, 6 inches tall. Makes an excellent groundcover.

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