Phlox subulata Emerald Cushion Ferns pyramidal shape when young and

pyramidal shape when young and developing a more rounded crown with age

These fairy-like blooms—often likened to “petticoats”—are followed in autumn by decorative bright-blue drupes that attract seed-eating birds

followed by a summer harvest of medium to large peaches

Perfectly suited to Melbourne conditions

Phlox subulata Emerald Cushion Ferns pyramidal shape when young andCommon Name: Creeping Phlox 'Emerald Cushion' Description: Creeping Phlox 'Emerald Cushion' (Phlox subulata 'Emerald Cushion') is a showy, low growing ground cover prized for its thick carpet of starry lavender purple flowers that burst into bloom during early to mid spring. Forming a dense mat of fine, evergreen needle like foliage, it provides excellent year round ground coverage and looks particularly striking spilling over rocks, edging garden