Just when you think plants will stay where you put them, they flow over the edge of the patio and into the adjacent bed. This is one of woolly thyme's favorite tricks. It's a fabulous plant for stone patios or walkways and gets a few tiny pink flowers here and there. It stands up well to traffic. I must admit, I prefer more of the stones showing, but over time they have been totally covered. Hmm... redo the stone patio? I think I'll put it on the bottom of the list for now.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Thyme Spillover
Just when you think plants will stay where you put them, they flow over the edge of the patio and into the adjacent bed. This is one of woolly thyme's favorite tricks. It's a fabulous plant for stone patios or walkways and gets a few tiny pink flowers here and there. It stands up well to traffic. I must admit, I prefer more of the stones showing, but over time they have been totally covered. Hmm... redo the stone patio? I think I'll put it on the bottom of the list for now.
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This is my dream! I love thyme. In the garden I have several types of thyme, but my thyme is disciplined, it remains to bed :-(
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