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Thyme
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Deer Resistant
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Deer ResistantThyme is a versatile herb with small, evergreen leaves. With gray-green or variegated foliage, Thyme releases a fragrant aroma when brushed against, creating a sensory experience in the garden. Thyme may produce delicate flowers in shades of pink or purple depending on the variety. Use this beauty as ground cover, in ornamental plantings, or even as an herb in everyday meals, Thyme is a favorite addition to any rose garden.
Growing Tips:
- Sunlight: Prefers full sun; ensure at least six hours of direct sunlight for optimal growth.
- Soil: Well-draining, slightly alkaline soil is ideal; Thyme is well suited to rocky or sandy soils.
- Watering: Allow the soil to dry out between waterings; Thyme is drought-tolerant once established.
- Hardiness: Thymes are generally hardy in USDA zones 4-9, depending on the species.
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Sparkling Bright |
Sparkling Bright is a delightful thyme variety with aromatic foliage with tiny, lance-shaped leaves. We love the vibrant green color that creates a lush, low-growing carpet of just 4-6” tall. Plant Sparkling Bright in full sun and well-drained soil in zones 4-9. Thanks to its groundcover growth habit, thyme does well in rock gardens, pathways, or tucked around the roses. |
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Coccineus' - Red Creeping |
Red Creeping Thyme has small, aromatic leaves in a deep green hue accented by a profuse display of tiny, rosy-red flowers. Expect this thyme variety to form a dense carpet, reaching a height of 2-4”. Red Creeping Thyme is a great choice for zones 4-9 when planted in full sun and well-draining soil. |
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Pink Chintz' |
Pink Chintz Thyme has small, ovate leaves with a delicate pink hue and tiny pink flowers, creating a soft touch to the garden in late spring to early summer. This plant has a creeping growth habit and reaches a height of about 2-4”. Choose Pink Chintz for zones 4-8 and add to rock gardens, pathways, or beds to add color and fragrance to your garden. |