Botanical Name: Thymus serpyllum Creeping Thyme is a fragrant, low-growing perennial ground cover that forms a dense carpet of tiny green leaves and colorful blooms in late spring and summer. Loved for its soft texture and drought tolerance, it is an excellent choice for filling spaces between stepping stones, along pathways, rock gardens, and sunny landscape beds. This versatile ground cover is low maintenance, attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies, and releases a pleasant herbal fragrance when walked on. Once established, Creeping Thyme requires minimal water, making it a perfect addition to water-wise landscapes. Features Evergreen to semi-evergreen, depending on climate Colorful blooms in spring and summer Fragrant foliage Excellent for pathways, rock gardens, and borders Drought tolerant once established Attracts bees and butterflies Low-maintenance and easy to grow Light Requirements Full Sun Water Needs Low. Water regularly until established, then only occasionally. Mature Size 2–4 inches tall with a spreading habit of 12–18 inches. A beautiful, fragrant ground cover that adds texture, seasonal color, and charm to any sunny landscape.
