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Creeping Thyme are pretty little mat or carpet forming plants that are idea for use as a groundcover or to fill gaps between stepping stones and pavers. They are also a nice underplanting for rose bushes and small trees such as Japanese maples and serve as a good soil cover in container gardens.
Red Creeping Thyme forms a a low and dense carpet of tiny, shiny dark green leaves that become smothered in brilliant crimson-lavender flowers in summer. The 2 to 3 inch high foliage is highly aromatic when crushed. Excellent as a groundcover, between stepping stones and around boulders.
This fragrant, creeping plant has tiny, dark green leaves and in June, produces heads of lavender to purple flowers. Rarely gets more than 2″ tall. Excellent for use between flagstones in a pathway.
Thymus 'Purple Carpet' is an ornamental flowering evergreen (in mild winters) subshrub offering 3 seasons to year-round interest, blooming profusely in late spring, its foliage turning dark purple in fall. Borne in terminal whorls, the small, 2-lipped, tubular flowers are shades of purple.
Thymus praecox Creeping Red, commonly known as Creeping Red Thyme, is a low-growing, spreading thyme variety renowned for its vibrant red to deep pink flowers and its dense, mat-forming habit.
Red Creeping thyme is 1 of the best performing creeping ground covers. Featuring edible, aromatic, pink flowers from May to September which release their spicy fragrance when crushed underfoot. Delightful as an edging plant, it works perfectly tucked between the cracks of paving stones and walkways or allowed to spill over the sides of ...
Red Creeping Thyme offers vibrant red blooms, fragrant groundcover, and is drought-tolerant and deer-resistant. Ideal for sunny borders and pathways. Free shipping over $129!
