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I planted six sad-looking, clearance-end-of-the-season plants along the edge of my driveway bed. There is a concrete wall about a foot h...Read More
Last summer I planted this in a place where it gets shaded by sunflowers, so it grew thin and spindly. But I buried some stems and got th...Read More
Good ground cover for poor dry soil, sun. Looks sweet spilling over patios and walls. Grows moderately fast.
This is my first year planting thyme in general, which included wooly, elfin, lemon, lime, pink chintz and I think a couple of others. Th...Read More
I fell in love with these at the nursery. We planted them on the top of a sloped area, mostly shady. A few days later we got a 3" rainsto...Read More
I planted woolly thyme in a trough. It overwintered outside very well in my Z5 garden without any protection. It did have a little die ...Read More
This is a great spreading groundcover, but I've had mine in for about four years and it's never bloomed. It's spread out to over 2' in di...Read More
Great plant. Drought tolerant, fast spreader, nice pink flowers, easy to propogate by division of clumps, pleasant feel to the touch, can...Read More
This is the nicest feeling plant to pet. It spreads well and is easy to take starts of. In the winter it gets a purplish tint.
I added this little fellow to one of my raised bed, situating it on the edge of the rocked border. It has climbed over the rock to bask i...Read More
Wonderful plant...as a landscaper, have used this plant as a filler, groundcover and has done really well on greenroofs as well.
This is a great plant for rock gardens, between stepping stones in a walkway or just where ever you need a perennial, low-growing bit of green.
I planted a large amount of wooly thyme last year and it survived well through one of the harshest winters I've ever seen in Reno. It is...Read More
I've loved this plant for over 50 years! I have lost it over the winter many times in my mother's 5b garden in Connecticut, but it has wi...Read More
A hardy little plant. I started two tiny plugs three years ago in my raised bed. I knew when we finished putting in the stepping stones...Read More
I planted a six-pack of small woolly thyme plants between flagstones about 3 months ago (April-ish) in Berkeley, CA. Full sun, not so gr...Read More
The classic heart-breaker. In areas with hot, humid summer plant typically rots quickly. Light afternoon shade helps. Planting on slop...Read More