However, if you're at the nursery and look closely, you might find more than one type of creeping thyme to choose from. For instance, you might also see woolly thyme (Thymus praecox) nearby ...

Q: I am looking for an inexpensive source for woolly thyme (plants and seeds). I just laid 500 square feet of irregular flagstone and need to fill the spaces. Is that the best choice, or is there ...

Next up are the creepers: Mother-of-thyme (Thymus serphyllum), Thymus 'Coccineus', and woolly thyme (Thymus psuedolanuginosus). They aren't particularly edible, but they make an aromatic ...

In winter, it is semi-evergreen and may develop a reddish tint. You might also consider thyme. I have found woolly thyme to be the most vigorous in covering space and resisting weed invasion.

Most impressive have been the Matilija poppy with its big, crepe-papery, white flowers with gumdrop yellow centers; Tanacetum, a lovely feathery, white ground cover; ice plant; woolly thyme ...

Thyme is perfect for the rock garden and herb pot. They bloom in very bright colors and are most prolific. The woolly thyme is notable for its hairy leaves. Great short varieties that creep along as ...

Based on your situation, consider silver carpet, Kurapia, woolly thyme and sand strawberry. If you’d like to see these turf alternatives and many other drought-tolerant plants in person ...

Getting anything to grow on a broken, concrete wall that faces direct south sun – the hottest spot in my garden by far – is pretty difficult. In fact, for a long time, But after trial and ...

Pick a plant that generally doesn't tempt deer. Common thyme offers green foliage and different varieties offer blooms in different colors. This common thyme is a green foliage plant that grows 12 ...