Seeds2Go Creeping Thyme Seeds – Perennial Ground Cover (Thymus serpyllum) – 30,000+ Seeds

Versatile, Fragrant Ground Cover for Gardens and More

Seeds2Go Creeping Thyme (Thymus serpyllum) is a sturdy perennial herb that stays compact while forming a lush, fragrant mat. It thrives across a broad climate range (USDA zones 3–9) and reaches just 4–6 inches in height, making it an ideal low-growing ground cover for slopes, pathways, borders, and rock gardens. The lavender-hued blossoms emerge in late spring to early summer, adding a soft pop of color and a pleasant scent to outdoor spaces. As the plant fills in, you’ll notice a durable carpet that softens hard edges and helps define garden beds without crowding other plants.

With a generous, open-pollinated seed lot, this pack delivers more than 30,000 seeds designed to cover approximately 100 square feet when fully established. The seeds are non-GMO and open-pollinated, offering gardeners a reliable, easy-to-grow option for creating a fragrant, evergreen-like ground cover that remains visually appealing across seasons with minimal upkeep.

Key benefits at a glance

• Dense, low-growing ground cover with fragrant lavender blooms that brighten sunny or partly shaded areas
• Non-GMO, open-pollinated dwarf Serpyllum thyme seeds in a pack of over 30,000, capable of covering around 100 sq ft
• Thrives in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil; resilient across USDA zones 3–9
• Low-maintenance once established, delivering weed suppression and a long-lasting garden texture

Growing and care notes

• Light requirement: sow on the soil surface and press gently so light reaches the seeds; do not cover deeply
• Germination typically occurs in about 14–21 days with consistent moisture
• Starting indoors in a tray can help achieve steady germination before transplanting
• Ensure a well-drained site; thyme tolerates periods of drought once established

In the garden, Creeping Thyme rewards with a delicate fragrance, small purple-pink blossoms, and a tidy, low-profile presence that supports a pollinator-friendly landscape. Its annual rhythm makes it a dependable option for gardeners seeking a natural, resilient ground cover that contributes texture, color, and scent to pathways, borders, and rock gardens.