It's official: Traditional lawns are getting a botanical makeover, and red creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum 'Coccineus') is ...

If you're using creeping thyme plants, place them at least 6 inches apart and ensure there is enough room to bury the roots ...

White creeping thyme is a multipurpose plant that can be grown between flagstones, in containers, as a garden border edge, on a slope and even as a lawn substitute.

While creeping thyme is fairly tolerant to many conditions, that doesn't mean you can abandon care of it all together. To ensure success, avoid these mistakes.

What to Know Before You Plant Red Creeping Thyme. Massimo Ravera - Getty Images. Before you let thyme take over your lawn, there are a few key care requirements you need to consider.

Creeping Thyme. Man, I love thyme. And this version, a perennial, ... Another non-flowering plant you'll grow mostly for the shape and color (a bright leafy green), ...

Plant creeping thyme in spring—this will give it time to become established before the heat of summer brings stressful growing conditions for new plants. Install your plugs 12 inches apart using ...

Low growing plants like yarrow, common selfheal and creeping thyme are often added to bee lawn seed mixes. Having multiple species in the mix means there will be more flowering throughout the ...

He bought a cylindrical one made of hypertufa — a cement-and-peat mixture that simulates the look of stone — and a miniature creeping thyme to put in it. A modest start, to be sure.

Is red creeping thyme a good idea? The short answer: yes — but plant it with care and intention. Unlike aggressive garden invaders like English ivy or bamboo, red creeping thyme is not considered an ...