Creeping Thyme (Thymus praecox) is a hardy, low-growing aromatic ground cover ideal for creating dense, fragrant carpets of foliage in sunny areas. With its tiny leaves and spreading growth habit, it's perfect for planting between pavers, along borders, in rockeries, or as a living mulch in garden beds and containers.

• Low-growing aromatic perennial – forms a dense, fragrant mat of foliage
• Loves full sun – copes with light shade in hotter climates
• Masses of pink-purple flowers – highly attractive to bees and other pollinators
• No mowing needed – naturally stays around 5–8cm
• Pet-friendly and soft underfoot
• Perfect for mass planting between pavers, in rockeries or as a living mulch

These are young, healthy Creeping Thyme plants in 50mm tubes – ideal for transplanting into sunny gardens, between paving stones, or into pots and troughs. They establish quickly and spread reliably with regular watering.

• Spacing guide: plant approximately 14-15 cm apart (around 48 plants per m²) to grow a dense, continuous carpet. Closer spacing will fill in faster; wider spacing will cover more area at a lower upfront cost.
  
• Note: Keep moist during early establishment. Best performance in well-drained soil; once established, fairly drought tolerant and dislikes waterlogged conditions.