A delicate perennial wildflower with distinctive inflated, bladder-like sepals beneath small white flowers. Tolerates poor, dry soils and spreads readily, making it useful for naturalized areas and rocky sites.

A low-growing winter annual or cool-season groundcover with delicate stems and small oval leaves, producing tiny white flowers. Often considered a weed but harmless and useful as a living mulch or early-season groundcover.

A low-growing, mat-forming groundcover with small hairy leaves and tiny white flowers. Common in lawns and gardens, it spreads readily and tolerates a wide range of conditions.

A hardy perennial with pink or white fragrant flowers and opposite leaves that produces soapy lather when crushed. It spreads vigorously and is drought-tolerant once established.

A charming cottage garden perennial with narrow, grass-like foliage and clusters of small pink flowers with darker spots or stripes. It attracts pollinators and reseeds readily in suitable conditions.

A low-growing perennial groundcover with delicate white flowers and narrow, hairy foliage that forms dense mats. Hardy and drought-tolerant once established, it works well for rock gardens, borders, and dry slopes.

A delicate woodland perennial with slender stems and small white star-shaped flowers that bloom in spring. It makes an attractive groundcover in shaded garden areas and woodland settings.

A delicate, low-growing perennial with fine grass-like foliage and tiny white star-shaped flowers that bloom in late spring and early summer. It makes an attractive groundcover or edging plant for borders and woodland gardens.

A low-growing evergreen perennial with fine, needle-like foliage and small pink to red flowers with distinctive dark centers. It forms a dense mat and is excellent for rock gardens, edging, and groundcover in sunny, dry locations.

An extremely hardy alpine groundcover forming dense, cushion-like mats covered with tiny pink or purple flowers in summer. Ideal for rock gardens, scree, and alpine troughs in cold climates.

A cottage garden favorite with distinctive fringed pink or magenta flowers held above narrow foliage. Thrives in moist conditions and attracts pollinators throughout the summer.

A charming cottage garden perennial with bright red-pink flowers and heart-shaped petals that bloom over a long season. It self-seeds readily and attracts pollinators, making it excellent for informal borders and woodland edges.

Rose campion is a cottage garden favorite with velvety gray-green foliage and bright magenta-pink five-petaled flowers. It blooms profusely in summer and readily self-seeds, making it excellent for informal borders and wildflower gardens.

A delicate annual wildflower with small pink or white five-petaled flowers and narrow leaves. It thrives in poor, dry soils and naturalizes easily in sunny, disturbed areas.

A low-growing woodland perennial with delicate white star-shaped flowers that appear in spring. Best suited for shaded garden areas and naturalized settings.

A low-growing winter annual or biennial with hairy, sticky foliage and small white flowers. Commonly found in disturbed areas and gardens, it spreads rapidly and can become weedy.

Sweet-William produces dense clusters of fragrant, colorful flowers in shades of red, pink, white, and bicolor combinations. This classic cottage garden flower attracts pollinators and makes an excellent cut flower.

A low-growing, mat-forming perennial with delicate white flowers that thrives in wet or boggy conditions. Excellent for pond edges and moisture-rich garden areas.

White campion is a tall, slender perennial with fragrant white flowers that open in the evening and attract night-flying pollinators. It thrives in poor, well-drained soils and can become weedy in disturbed areas.