Thyme Pink Carpet

Woolly thyme thymus pseudolanuginosus.

Thyme pink carpet.

It prefers soil with good drainage and a slightly alkaline balance. The ground cover plants are full of tiny pink clusters of blooms that are attractive to butterflies. It cascades nicely in rock gardens and can grow in patio cracks. The plant does well in either full sun or partial shade.

Once established creeping thyme is drought tolerant another bonus for my drought afflicted area. A variety of the genus thymus sepyllum pink chintz thyme is characterized by its fuzzy dark green foliage with light to dark pink flowers. The red creeping thyme produces small but pretty flowers that produce the typical thyme scent. The groundcover is lemen scented and it is a maintenance free hardy plant that will give years of beauty and enjoyment.

Primarily used as a ground cover thymus serpyllum magic carpet creeping thyme is a dwarf aromatic sub shrub forming a tight cushion of tiny rounded dark green leaves. Deschampsia caespitosa tufted hairgrass is a perennial bunch grass from mountain meadows. Award winning thymus serpyllum pink chintz creeping thyme is a dwarf aromatic sub shrub forming a carpet of tiny rounded slightly woolly dark green leaves. Rich in nectar they attract butterflies.

Blooming profusely from early to mid summer it features clusters of tiny bright magenta pink flowers. Easy to grow and a great groundcover it produces a carpet of colorful flowers from early summer through fall. A highly desirable and popular groundcover forming a dense low mat completely covered in lavender purple flowers throughout summer attractive fine and fragrant foliage the rest of the season. It spreads quickly and can reach 24 inches in diameter.

It creates a purple carpet that can be walked over hence its name. Purple carpet this variety is the most popular type of creeping thyme found all over the world. Rich in nectar they attract butterflies. Magic carpet thyme is perfect for edging the flower border rock gardens walkways patios and in containers.

Caraway thyme thymus herba barona. Individual plants will spread to 18 inches. Blooming profusely from early to mid summer it features clusters of small salmon pink flowers. The purple carpet grows at a low height creating a purple carpet of flowers that gardeners can walk on without damaging the plant.

It has no scent so it s not used for cooking. Needs a dry and sunny location can take light foot traffic. This plant is low growing with pale pink flowers and the scent of caraway. Red creeping thyme would work where you are and so would ice although it allows a few weeds to peek through but it spreads like a dream.

Silver carpet is a nearly flat ground cover for sunny borders.