Quick Search: 'Thymus serpyllum' - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

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Common Name	Botanical Name	Cultivar	Description	Greenhouse Location	Thumb- nail Image	Flower Color	Foliage Color	Annual/ Perennial	Exposure	Bloom Season									Height	Spread	Hardiness Zone (See Map)	Container Size
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Thyme (Creeping)	Thymus serpyllum	1. Elfin	Thyme Elfin has tiny, aromatic, evergreen leaves which form a tight creeping plant. As it can withstand light foot-traffic it's great when planted between stepping stones. It's also nice in pots where it can trail over the sides or in a mixed bed. When it blooms in the summer, its flowers are purple-pink. Elfin Thyme is also one of the slower growing thyme varieties.	8D-North															2"-4"	18"-24"	4-9	4½" White
		2. Mother of Thyme	Evergreen foliage is glossy green on mat-forming plants. Rose-purple flowers, June-July. Use for ground cover, edging, rock gardens, rock pathways.	8D-North															3"-6"	6"-12"	3-8	4½" White
		3. Pink Chintz	One of the first thymes to flower each year, this charming and reliable cultivar bursts into bloom in early spring with unique salmon-pink flowers. Its fuzzy olive-green foliage forms a mat 1 to 2 inches tall and 18 inches wide. It is one of the most tolerant of thymes of dry conditions, but grows robustly with plenty of water.	8D-North															1"-2"	14"-18"	5-8	4½" White

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