Phlox subulata Daniel Tree - Medium Leaves may be toxic to

Leaves may be toxic to horses if ingested in large quantities

thread-like filaments along the edges

giving way to red-winged samaras in late summer to early autumn

cherished for its early spring display of star-shaped flowers

clump-forming perennial known for its fine

Phlox subulata Daniel Tree - Medium Leaves may be toxic toCommon Name: Creeping Phlox 'Daniel' Description: Phlox subulata 'Daniel' is a vigorous, mat forming ground cover celebrated for its dazzling display of vivid purple blooms in spring. Also known as Creeping Phlox, this evergreen perennial forms a dense carpet of fine, needle like foliage that remains attractive throughout the year. In early to mid spring, it becomes completely smothered in masses of bright violet purple star shaped flowers, creating a