Quality Seed: Creeping thyme is a popular and adaptable dwarfing ground cover popular in landscaping. It is often used as a border between flower beds and between paving stones on sidewalks.
Adaptable and hardy, these perennial seeds can be sown directly into well-drained, sunny garden soil, or started indoors.
EASY TO PLANT: When the soil has reached 70 degrees and the threat of frost has passed, lightly press about 5 seeds into the soil surface (do not cover with soil) 6-12 inches. Keep the soil slightly moist until germination, which can be slow, taking about a month. Be careful with your seeds, as dry soil can cause germination failure.
When walking on creeping thyme, it smells of vanilla to lemon and attracts butterflies and bees.
High germination rate: This mulch seed is hardy but slow to germinate (about a month), carefully selected by our experts, so it has a high germination rate.
