Shallow-rooted, vining plants, like creeping thyme, can be vulnerable to frost damage in winter. Here's how you can protect yours from freezing temperatures.

When winter comes, the best way to protect creeping thyme from front damage and protect the plant's shallow root system is to cover it with several inches of mulch – leaf mold works very well here.

One of the reasons I enjoy growing Creeping Thyme is its versatility and ease of care. It can be used as a ground cover, in rock gardens, or between stepping stones, adding a touch of greenery and ...

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If you don’t have a lot of time to take care of your garden, ground cover plants should be your best friends. Plants such as sedum, creeping thyme, dichondra, corsican mint and chamomile can thrive so ...

If you've planted some lovely, fragrant creeping thyme under your shade trees and you're frustrated because it's just not doing well, there could be a good reason for this. While creeping thyme ...

Thyme is an herb commonly used to flavor food. People have also used it since ancient times for different health and medicinal benefits and as a preservative. Today, you can find it in a wide ...

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