How sweet the sight! This lovely bicolor's namesake hymn, widely associated with the Civil War, was actually written before the Revolution by an English slave-trader turned abolitionist and minister. Among the world’s most recognized tunes, it’s sung an estimated 10,000,000 times a year!

Phlox subulata ‘Amazing Grace’ “Moss phlox”

How sweet the sight! This lovely bicolor’s namesake hymn, widely associated with the Civil War, was actually written before the Revolution by an English slave-trader turned abolitionist and minister. Among the world’s most recognized tunes, it’s sung an estimated 10,000,000 times a year!

Similarly, the species P. subulata is among the most familiar spring-blooming plants you can offer. ‘Amazing Grace’ features pristine white petals kissed with lipstick-red dots at their bases, forming a halo around the center.

P. subulata keeps a low profile, just 4 – 6” tall. Hardy in Zones 2 – 9.

Schizachyrium ‘Blue Heaven’ (‘MinnblueA’ PP17310)

Deep blue blades with a tinge of burgundy take on a sunset spectrum of red, pink, purple and orange in autumn. A sturdy, erect variety bred in Minnesota, so you know it can handle your winter.

Height 3 – 4’. Hardy in Zones 3 – 9.

Bring a little heaven down to earth. Slip some celestial sensations into your perennial offering. They come in liners from Emerald Coast Growers – the easy choice!