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Get it between 2024-12-20 to 2024-12-27. Additional 3 business days for provincial shipping.
If purchasing this item from a seller other than Utopia Seeds, please be aware you are receiving the incorrect type of thyme seeds. Please note that Creeping Thyme seeds are tiny little seeds. 8000 seeds will cover a large area but the seeds are very small and they come in a small packet.
Creeping Thyme (Thymus Serpyllum) is a popular and adaptive dwarf ground cover that is popular for landscape designs. Used often as borders on flower beds and in between pavers on walkways. Can handle moderate foot traffic.
Creeping Thyme (Thymus Serpyllum) is a perennial herb which will over-winter well in zones 4-9
Direct Sow seeds outdoors between May and August when temperatures are consistently in the high 60s or above. Division of established plantings can be done in March and April. Fall plantings should be avoided to protect against freeze damage
When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates
Makes an excellent lawn alternative
Low maintenance ground cover
0.05 oz net weight; Approximately 8,000 seeds
If purchasing this item from a seller other than Utopia Seeds, please be aware you are receiving the incorrect type of thyme seeds. Please note that Creeping Thyme seeds are tiny little seeds. 8000 seeds will cover a large area but the seeds are very small and they come in a small packet. Creeping Thyme is a popular and adaptive dwarf ground cover that is popular for landscape designs. Used often as borders on flower beds and in between pavers on walkways, this is a ground cover that can handle moderate foot traffic. Creeping Thyme (Thymus Serpyllum) is a perennial herb which will over-winter well in zones 4-9. Direct Sow seeds outdoors between May and August when temperatures are consistently in the high 60s or above. Division of established plantings can be done in March and April. Fall plantings should be avoided to protect against freeze damage. When planting, seeds should not be covered with soil, but rather pressed into the soil. Good seed to soil contact is necessary for ideal germination rates.