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Woolly Thyme

N. A. Andiarti N. A. Andiarti 5 • 2024 • 3mo • 3

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Red Creeping Thyme is a flowering plant with slightly pointed green leaves that thrives in full sun. This ornamental plant has leaves with a soft texture and flowers that come in various colors depending on the variety. Thyme is drought-tolerant and easy to care for. This type of thyme can also be used as a ground cover in garden beds between pavers and pots.

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