Is Creeping Thyme Invasive?

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The answer is no, though it will spread fast in a garden, it won’t bother the other plants.

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Creeping thyme can grow normally in USDA zones 4 to 9, though this may vary depending on the variety.

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This is a thyme variety, and we know that thyme is often used in cooking, which means that by planting creeping thyme you’ll get both stunning ground cover and a new spice for cooking!

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These flowers attract pollinators, and are especially important for butterflies.

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Creeping thyme plants are great for decorating your rock garden, walkways, and stepping stones, but could also be used as a border plant for your garden because they act as deer and rabbit deterrents.

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Some of the varieties are:

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As it’s not a weed, you can’t use weed control to try and stop it from spreading.

You can find more information about the creeping thyme here

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Is Creeping Thyme Invasive?

The answer is no, though it will spread fast in a garden, it won’t bother the other plants.

Creeping thyme can grow normally in USDA zones 4 to 9, though this may vary depending on the variety.

This is a thyme variety, and we know that thyme is often used in cooking, which means that by planting creeping thyme you’ll get both stunning ground cover and a new spice for cooking!

These flowers attract pollinators, and are especially important for butterflies.

Creeping thyme plants are great for decorating your rock garden, walkways, and stepping stones, but could also be used as a border plant for your garden because they act as deer and rabbit deterrents.

Some of the varieties are:

- “Spicy Orange” Creeping - Thyme - Red Creeping Thyme - Wooly Thyme - Pink Chintz - English Thyme - Purple Carpet - White Creeping Thyme - Doone Valley - “Archer’s Gold” Thyme

As it’s not a weed, you can’t use weed control to try and stop it from spreading.

And if you want to get rid of creeping thyme:

The best advice I can give you is to completely remove the plant from the ground, including the roots and everything!

You can find more information about the creeping thyme here

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