Thymus serpyllum 'Mauve' web special

Thymus serpyllum 'Mauve' web specialCommonly called creeping thyme, this cultivar has a more mauve flower color, otherwise is similar to Thymus serphyllum 'Pink chintz', which, on its own is a very special cultivar. Native to Europe, western Asia and northern Africa, this one is rarely used in cooking as the leaves are usually not considered to be of culinary quality. However, the flowering is quite stunning in late spring or early summer. Attracts bees and butterflies for the entire

Always a collector's favorite

This unique form of Norway Spruce doesn't grow huge like the forest tree

Glossy green leaves add to its attractive qualities

So funny how flowers can work their way into our imagination and indeed our very soul

Grows 1 ft

Pruning rarely needed

Winning an Award of Merit in 1940

are richly FRAGRANT and pure white graced with a green throat

The late summer

Because this rhododendron is hard to find and propagate

The plant tends to be "leggy"

making this variety one of the most eye-catching members of the Girard hybrid azalea group