Pink Chintz Thyme (Thymus serpyllum ‘Pink Chintz’) has deep olive green, aromatic foliage that showcases pretty salmon-pink flowers in summer. Also known as Mother of Thyme, Pink Chintz is perfect for filling in between pavers, along a garden path or covering a dry slope. Use Pink Chintz Thyme in entryways or patios to enjoy its fragrance. Thyme is deer resistant and very drought tolerant.
Size: #4 True
Spacing: Plant 8″ apart.
Height: Tight to the ground.
How To Grow: Plant in morning shade to full sun
Foot Traffic: Moderate
Hardy Zones: 4,5,6,7,8,
Tips: Good drainage is a must for thyme and over watering will impair growth.
Uses: A ground cover in and around Patios, Pathways, Ponds, Borders, Rock Gardens
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