Wild Thyme Plug Plants | Thymus polytrichus Sedum their shallow roots spread below

their shallow roots spread below the surface of the soil in a robust root system

and a greener planet

and can withstand close mowing

transplanting seedlings

featured on the dust jacket of the 1933 book Landscape of England by Charles Bradley Ford

Wild Thyme Plug Plants | Thymus polytrichus Sedum their shallow roots spread belowWild Thyme Plug Plants Thymus polytrichus Common names include mother of thyme. A fragrant, low growing perennial herb that forms dense mats of tiny aromatic leaves and pretty purple pink flowers from May to September. Wild thyme thrives in sunny, well drained sites and is a magnet for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, making it perfect for wildlife friendly planting schemes. It also provides year round interest as an evergreen groundcover.