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Spicy Orange Creeping Thyme

Thymus citriodorus 'Spicy Orange'

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per Plant - 3" Pot
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ZONES  4-9 | Good to grow! Zone
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As its name suggests, 'Spicy Orange' Creeping Thyme is a beautiful perennial herb with a fragrance reminiscent of spiced citrus. Delicate lavender-pink flower spikes top the evergreen foliage in early summer, attracting pollinators. Its low-growing habit is perfect between stepping stones where it can handle light foot traffic, along the front of a border, or in a container. (Thymus)

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Overall rating: 4.142857 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Terrific groundcover/very versatile

"I'm using this to put in between the stepping stones in my garden: It's creeping so will fill in those cracks and choke out weeds, it's resistant to light foot traffic so can withstand the occasional brush from stepping over it, and it releases it's wonderful fragrance when this happens. Also beautiful small delicate flowers."

John (5/5)

Replacement plant

"Arrived healthy and in good condition. Happily growing in it's new home"

Doug H. (5/5)

Grew so much & bloomed the first year

"I planted this last fall, ('22), and this Spring, ('23), it has remained green, spread, and blooms prolifically, attracting bees early on. I want more."

Jenny (5/5)

Perfect

"I planted this last autumn and by late May, it was blooming with pretty delicate flowers and creeping as creeping thyme ought to, dense and green. I'm very happy with it."

Jenny (5/5)

withered plant

"I have just received it. Mine is small and withered. it's branch was broken because of too compact packing. it looks weak so I am not sure it will survive."

Kylee (1/5)

Lovely Creeping Thyme

"I have a large uneven stone walkway and want the Thyme to fill in the gaps and boarder the walkway. It has nice delicate blooms, smells nice and will stay green most all year here in Zone 7."

Katrina (4/5)

Dainty little plant.

"Small, dainty blooms. I should have put it in my rock garden so guests could see it up close, instead it is being overwhelmed in my border by larger, more aggressive plants. Time to get out the trowel. It is healthy and blooming non-stop."

Edie (4/5)

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