Red creeping thyme

Charles Maass is a Civil Engineer living in Manhasset on Long Island. He grew up in this lawn and tree loving community, and now lives with his wife and two sons. His interests include reading and triathlon training. Most importantly, he has always hated his turf grass lawn, and finally replaced it

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

It happens every summer. No matter how much new seed you put down or how often you water, there will come a point where your lush green lawn turns into a crunchy brown landscape. Where

Creeping Thyme forms the most beautiful plant carpet and you can even walk on it! Flowers sometimes appear as early as May, however most varieties bloom from June to August. They cover the entire color pallet from pink to carmine red. And white is also available. Follow the tips in the article to care for your Creeping Thyme correctly! #mygarden #mygardencom #creepingthyme #plantcarpet

From golden creeping Jenny to Mazus, these low-maintenance ground covers grow thickly and spread quickly to choke out weeds.

Plant red creeping thyme in well-drained soil and full sun or part shade. Space plants 12...

Red creeping thyme lawns are becoming increasingly popular among homeowners as a low-maintenance and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional grass lawns. Creeping thyme is a ground cover that requires less water and maintenance than grass, making it an attractive option for those looking to reduce their water usage and lawn care costs. However, like any landscaping choice, there are both pros and cons to using red creeping thyme as a lawn alternative.

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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…

The creeping thyme is a perennial plant that most gardeners use as ground cover for sunny regions in their gardens. The plant’s striking purple color lights