Red creeping thyme

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Red creeping thyme (Thymus praecox) spreads quickly to make a lush carpet of small leaves and bright blooms! When touched or crushed, the soft green foliage releases an aromatic scent. In early summer, hundreds of bright pink and red flowers bloom, enhancing the already pleasant aroma. Butterflies and bees are drawn to the flowers because of the nectar they produce. #redcreepingthyme #gardens #organicgardens #herbgardens #planetnatural

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It happens every summer. No matter how much new seed you put down or how often you water, there will come a point where your lush green lawn turns into a crunchy brown landscape. Where

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10 Amazing Benefits of Planting Red Creeping Thyme In Your Garden

Grandma was a sweet and generous woman who loved spending time with her family and garden. She would always buy the sugar cereals that my parents refused to buy, and she would bake us cookies and cakes accompanied by delicious tea with milk as we watched TV together some evenings. Grandma was very fond of her flowers, and she would often go outside to garden or visit friends’ gardens. #Thyme

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About this item Creeping thyme is a hardy perennial widely used in aromatic landscaping as a trailing ground cover. The silvery green leaves of creeping thyme give off an earthy floral scent similar to rosemary. It thrives as a vigorous ornamental herb known for its versatile horticultural benefits and scent. Creeping thyme lawns are drought tolerant and require much less water than traditional lawns. Traditional lawns start to turn brown when hot weather rolls around, but not thyme…

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