Home Grown Purple Creeping Thyme Seeds – Non-GMO Ground Cover Flowers – 22000+ Edible Herb Seeds for Planting Lawns & Paths – 3g Perennial Thymus serpyllum

Overview

• Plant or Animal Product Type : Herb
• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
• Brand : HOME GROWN
• Material Feature : GMO Free
• Color : Multi
• Special Feature : High Germination Rate
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 22000.0 Count
• Style : Creeping Thyme

About this item

• GROW A LUSH, AROMATIC GROUND COVER WITH EASE – Creeping thyme seeds germinate in just 14–21 days, making them ideal for beginners. Minimal maintenance required—just sow, water lightly, and watch your garden come to life with fragrance and texture.
• BRING RESILIENCE AND COLOR TO HIGH-TRAFFIC AREAS – Ideal between pavers or along garden paths, this low-growing plant softens hard surfaces, releases a gentle fragrance when stepped on, and thrives in both frosty and hot conditions with minimal care.
• TRANSFORM PATIOS AND OPEN SPACES BEAUTIFULLY – Creeping thyme seeds ground cover creates a dense, low-growing mat of vibrant foliage. Perfect for replacing turf or mulch, it adds instant charm to sun-drenched areas while resisting foot traffic.
• CREATE POLLINATOR-FRIENDLY GARDEN ZONES – Loved by butterflies and bees, this hardy variety deters deer and rabbits while naturally choking out weeds. Its dense growth supports biodiversity and makes upkeep easy in eco-conscious landscapes.
• SKIP THE MOWING AND SAVE WATER EFFORTLESSLY – Ground cover seeds are a smart alternative to thirsty grass. Thrive in sandy soil with little upkeep, making them perfect for eco-lawns, rock gardens, or xeriscaped designs in dry or sunny climates.
• EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY WITH UNMATCHED COVERAGE – Each packet includes over 22,000 non-GMO, heirloom seeds for vibrant ground cover. Proudly sourced in the USA, it comes with step-by-step instructions to help you plant confidently and successfully.
• ADD FLAVOR AND CHARM WITH EVERY HARVEST – Purple creeping thyme seeds yield edible herbs with a mild, fresh flavor. Snip leaves just before bloom to enhance your stews, herb butters, or roasted dishes—straight from your garden to your table.