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Creeping Thyme Seeds: Dwarf Ground Cover Plants
Attracts Butterflies and Pollinators
Butterflies and pollinators are effortlessly drawn to creeping thyme, making it an ideal choice for any garden. This plant not only adds aesthetic appeal but also supports biodiversity by attracting these vital insects.
Plants of the Genus Arabidopsis in the Cruciferous Family
Creeping thyme belongs to the Arabidopsis genus within the Cruciferous family. Arabidopsis thaliana is known for its robust vitality and adaptability, making it a hardy and resilient choice for gardeners.
Versatile Planting Options
Creeping thyme is popularly sown in various settings. Ideal for rock gardens, along borders, fences, walkways, and in containers or directly in the garden, this plant suits a wide range of landscaping needs.
Soil Moisture Requirements
For successful germination, keep the soil lightly moist. Germination may be slow, and dry soil can lead to failure. Adequate moisture is crucial for a healthy start.
Tiny and Easy to Handle Seeds
Creeping thyme seeds are incredibly small. With a germination rate of about 90% or better, planting is straightforward and efficient.
