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Phlox: amplifolia Cv. arendsii: Luc's Lilac  Miss Mary  Sweet William   divaricata: Clouds of Perfume maculata: Alpha  Natascha  Omega Reine du Jour paniculata: Balmoral  Blue Paradise  Blushing Bride  Border Gem Brigadier  Bright Eyes  David  Discovery  Eden's Flash  Elizabeth Arden  Eva Cullum  Eventide  Franz Schubert  Kirchenfürst  Little Laura  Maude Stella Dagley  Miss Kelly  Miss Pepper  Monica Lyndon Bell  Mother of Pearl  Mount Fuji  Norah Leigh  Othello  Prince Of Orange  Rectory Pink   Rijnstroom  Sandringham  Starfire  Tenor  Uspekh  White Admiral  Windsor  Growing Phlox 

Phlox maculata varieties are distinguished by the maroon spotting on their stems and their long, narrow leaves. They do better in less than ideal situations than Phlox paniculata varieties.

Alpha is a medium tall variety (up to 2ft 9in / 85cm in good soil) with upright cylindrical heads of clear pink flowers from June to August. It has a good fragrance.

RHS Award of Garden Merit.