Bedazzled Pink Phlox

Bedazzled Pink is a low, spreading spring phlox with bright pink, notched flowers and a small dark eye. The exact cultivar is listed by [Walters Gardens](https://www.waltersgardens.com/variety.php?ID=PHSBP) as PP32063, with a mature height of 6–8 inches and spread of 32–38 inches. [Proven Winners’ plant profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/phlox/bedazzled-pink-hybrid-spring-phlox-phlox-hybrid) identifies the same named selection, its USDA hardiness range, and its use as a border, edging or groundcover plant. ### Size and siting Use this mounding groundcover along a sunny path, rock garden or border edge. Plant it in well-drained soil and allow room for its broad spread. The flowers appear in spring and attract bees and butterflies. ## Maintenance After flowering, shear lightly and clear away dead foliage to keep the mat dense; the Walters profile recommends this early-summer cleanup and notes that it can encourage rebloom. Good drainage is important, especially in winter. Divide older clumps every few years if the center becomes thin, and avoid burying the low stems under mulch.