About this item

• Creeping thyme is a beautiful dwarf ground cover that produces bushy red flowers for months on end.
• Red creeping thyme is widely sown in rock gardens, borders, along fences and walkways, in containers and pots, or directly in the garden.
• This versatile ground cover also looks great when grown between paving and stepping stones. The uses for thyme are endless.
• Keep the soil slightly moist until creeping thyme germinate, which can be slow, and dry soil will cause germination failure.
• The most common mistakes for failed germination are planting too deep or not watering enough. Seeds need to be kept constantly moist until they germinate!