20000+ Creeping Thyme Seeds for Planting Perennial Landscaping Ground Cover Plants Seeds Non-GMO Dwarf Serpyllum Thyme Seeds

So many seeds came in the pack. I have them planted in two outdoor pots and they're growing like crazy I can't wait to see when they start blooming.

Nothing germinated. Waste of money

I tried planting some in freshly ammneded soil outside this spring.Those never made it.But I reserved 2/3ds of the (tiny!) seeds fo use in a growing tray, and THOSE have done well.In about 2 weeks (maybe three) in a full sun solarium about 80% of the seedlng trays have now sprouted, about an inch high, and soon will be ready to go in the ground.I have one more 1/3rd batch to try, depending on how these work out in the ground.I'm very hopeful these will work out as shown....I'll update this review with the longe term results later.

Creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum) is a low-growing ground cover that can be grown in place of traditional turf grass. A member of the mint family, the plant is hardy in zones 4 through 9 and should be planted during spring, as the cool temperatures make it easier for it to get established. In addition to being used as a lawn alternative, creeping thyme is often grown as an ornamental plant in the garden, container plant, and filler plant for growing between stepping stones.I'm going to try it in a few extra pots I have and maybe toss some in and around my other plants. HOPE THIS HELPS!