Creepy thyme ground cover

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Here are some of the best Creeping Thyme Lawn Ideas that will help you to cover up the open space in your yard with style!

Planting Creeping Thyme as a Ground Cover for a fall planting here in California and sharing tips for planting it anywhere you live.

Explore the beauty of low-maintenance ground cover plants with purple flowers. Incorporate Purple flowering groundcover like Creeping Phlox or Bugleweed to enrich your landscaping ideas with a pop of color. Consider fast-growing ground cover plants such as Vinca minor (Lesser Periwinkle) to effortlessly create stunning garden spaces. Discover a variety of Ground cover plants with purple flowers that not only add visual appeal but also provide practical benefits like soil erosion control and…

Let’s face it, anywhere you put mulch, you can dig a hole and plant ground cover. Indeed, ground cover plants are simply living mulches that don’t cost time or money to install every spring. Just like mulch they help retain soil moisture, and they keep weeds from crowding in. Ground cover also provides an extra layer of color and, often, beautiful flowers.

Red creeping thyme, with its lovely shades of red and pink, can make an excellent ground cover for your yard and garden. But that's not the only thing it

About this item Creeping thyme is a hardy perennial widely used in aromatic landscaping as a trailing ground cover. The silvery green leaves of creeping thyme give off an earthy floral scent similar to rosemary. It thrives as a vigorous ornamental herb known for its versatile horticultural benefits and scent. Creeping thyme lawns are drought tolerant and require much less water than traditional lawns. Traditional lawns start to turn brown when hot weather rolls around, but not thyme…

Creeping thyme serves as a delightfully fragrant ground cover and pollinator attractor. Learn how to grow this multipurpose herb now on Gardener's Path.

Dealing with drought conditions? These drought-tolerant ground covers can thrive in your yard with less water.

Name: Thymus pseudolanuginosus aka wooly thyme Type of Plant: A low growing perennial herb hardy in zones 5 to 8. This is not the thyme used for cooking, but a great plant for groundcover in full sun, well-drained locations. Why I Love/Hate this plant: I love this plant for so many reasons. F