Heirloom Non-GMO Creeping Thyme Seeds for Planting

Creeping Thyme: A Hardy and Adaptable Ground Cover

Adaptability and Durability Creeping thyme is a popular and adaptable dwarf ground cover that thrives in a variety of settings. It is perfect for rock gardens, borders, fences, and walkways, where it adds a charming, low-maintenance touch. Whether grown in containers and pots or directly in the garden, this thyme variety proves its versatility and resilience.

Seeding and Planting Due to the fragile nature of thyme seeds, special care is needed during planting. Choose looser soil and water it thoroughly. Scatter the seeds on the surface, then cover with a thin layer of fine soil. Ensure the soil is not overly compacted to allow for proper drainage and humidity. Regular watering is essential during the initial stages to help the seeds germinate and take hold.

Perennial Characteristics Adaptable and hardy, perennial creeping thyme thrives in well-drained, sunny garden soil. It is ideal for those seeking a long-lasting, low-maintenance ground cover that can withstand various environmental conditions. This means less effort in maintaining a lush, green appearance year after year.

Additional Uses Beyond its garden applications, creeping thyme is also deer-proof, making it an excellent choice for garden edges and walkways where traditional ground covers might be less suitable. Its compact nature also makes it perfect for indoor use, adding a touch of nature to any room as a small houseplant.

Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a beginner, creeping thyme offers a reliable and attractive option for your outdoor and sometimes indoor spaces.