Bugleweed ( Ajuga) is a perennial ground cover that tolerates all light levels, but grows rapidly in areas with partial shade ...

If you're a big fan of creeping phlox, there's a plant that grows well with it and can replicate the flowers' showy blooms ...

Phlox Divaricata, Woodland Phlox or Wild Sweet William, is the very fragrant blue phlox that appears in late spring. Unlike the other species of phlox, which prefer full sun, woodland phlox will ...

Woodland phlox or wild blue phlox (Phlox divaricata) appears from early April to late May. This delightful species goes by many names including blue phlox, forest phlox and wild sweet William.

Lastly, giving the spring shout-out is the Phlox divaricata, known as Louisiana phlox, Wild Sweet William, Woodland phlox and Blue phlox. Though called Louisiana phlox, it is native over a huge ...

Pictured here is a choice for even shadier spots, 'woodland phlox,' Phlox divaricata, which grows about knee-high and brightens areas around shrubs and trees with ponds of brilliant violet-blue ...

The flowers range from white to pale violet blue to lavender. Woodland phlox (Phlox divaricata) increases each year, and divides easily. Perennial geraniums come in two forms: one that spreads via ...

Cut back candytuft to encourage bushiness. Shear back woodland phlox (P. divaricata) *Deadhead sea thrift (Armeria), centaurea, centranthus ruber, dianthus, fringed bleeding heart (Dicentra exima ...

Another native shade-tolerant low-grower is Phlox divaricata, or Wild Sweet William. The Missouri Botanical Garden website (a prime source for information about plants of all kinds) describes its ...

The photo of this species was taken in Garden County. * Phlox divaricata -- Grows in the woods in Wilderness Park. * Phlox hoodii -- The species account mentions Scotts Bluff, and the photo of ...