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15-04-2008, 11:35 AM
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could someone plesae tell me a few varietys of creeping thyme so i can make a carpet of them like grass
    
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We've had a lot of success with creeping 'hairy' thyme. Not overly fragrant but a low creeper, covers slabs etc too. So furry that you can consider it a pet.....
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