I have found a small white 5-petal ground cover flower that is just titled |
My guess is creeping garden phlox. Or, moss phlox. Here are the descriptions: Moss phlox (Phlox subulata), is commonly called creeping phlox. Moss phlox forms dense, carpet-like mats. Plants are 4 to 6 inches tall. Its foliage is narrow, stiff, and needle-like in appearance. Flower colors include white, pink, red, blue, and purple. Excellent varieties include Emerald Blue, Emerald Pink, Scarlet Flame (rose-pink), and White Delight. Moss pink is easy to grow. It performs best in sunny areas and well-drained soils. Shearing the plants back after flowering promotes dense growth and some rebloom. Moss phlox is useful for edging beds and as a groundcover for sunny slopes. It also looks nice planted amongst rocks or atop a wall. Another low-growing phlox is Phlox stolonifera. Its common name is also creeping phlox. (Phlox stolonifera is the true creeping phlox.) Plants are 6 to 12 inches tall and bloom in spring. Creeping phlox does best in moist, well-drained soils in partial shade. Excellent varieties include Blue Ridge,Pink Ridge,Bruce's White or Ariane' (white with a conspicuous yellow eye), and Sherwood Purple (purplish-blue). Creeping phlox is an excellent groundcover for partial shade. It also does well as an edging plant. Hope this is the plant in question. |