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USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 2-9 Creeping thyme isn't exactly the thyme that you use in the kitchen, but it could be cooked with if you so desired (but wouldn't you rather look at its charming blooms?).

Creeping thyme, on the other hand, is a gentler ground cover that doubles as a fragrant addition to paths and borders. Its low-growing habit and delicate flowers make it a popular and manageable ...

Red creeping thyme is a low-growing perennial herb that forms dense, fragrant mats of foliage topped with tiny, crimson or pink flowers in early to midsummer. You've probably seen it around your ...

A red creeping thyme lawn isn’t usually grown from seed – instead, you’ll need to buy the plants. ‘The drawbacks are that it is grown from plants, rather than seed, so a larger area lawn can become ...

Red creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum 'Coccineus') is a ground-hugging relative of the thyme used in cooking. This plant grows only three inches tall, 12 to 18 inches wide, and is suited to USDA ...