Creme de la Creme Hardy Tall Phlox

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Crème de la Crème lives up to its name with romantic, rosebud-like blooms that bring a sweet, soft glow to the garden. Creamy-white petals kissed with blush pink unfold in a way that mimics a double flower, and best of all—those colors don’t fade and the petals don’t fall. A top pick for borders and cutting gardens, this tall phlox adds structure, scent, and charm without demanding much in return.

Why You'll Love the Crème de la Crème Hardy Tall Phlox

• Includes 5 grade #1 bare root plants—ready to grow strong
• Stands tall in perennial beds and cutting gardens
• Sweetly fragrant blooms draw pollinators like butterflies
• Excellent vase life—blooms hold their form and color
• Petals resist drop and fading for a tidy, lasting display
• Performs well in full sun with average garden care

Plant in drifts for a dreamy, cottage-style look, or mix with other sun lovers for a summer-long flower show.

• What makes Crème de la Crème Tall Phlox different from other phlox varieties?
  Its unique double-style blooms in creamy white with blush pink accents don't fade or drop, giving your garden a cleaner, longer-lasting look. Plus, it's fragrant and ideal for cutting gardens.
• When is the best time to plant Crème de la Crème bare root phlox?
  Plant in early spring after the danger of frost has passed. The roots are ready to grow and will establish quickly in warming soil with full sun exposure.
• Does this phlox need a lot of maintenance?
  Not at all. It's low-maintenance with average garden care—just give it sun, decent soil, and occasional watering. Deadhead spent blooms to keep the flowers coming.
• Is this phlox good for pollinators?
  Absolutely. Its sweet fragrance draws butterflies and other beneficial pollinators, making it a great pick for an eco-friendly, pollinator-supporting garden.
• Can I grow Crème de la Crème Tall Phlox in containers?
  Yes, in large outdoor containers with good drainage and support. It's better suited for garden beds, but container growing is possible if you want a movable bloom show.