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Thymus praecox 'Coccineus' - Red Creeping Thyme

Market price from $1.85 to $4.30

Thymus praecox 'Coccineus' is an attractive perennial herb commonly known as the Red Creeping Thyme. Reputed as a robust and resourceful addition to any garden, this European native will truly capture your attention with its dense carpets of vibrant crimson flowers and deep-green aromatic foliage. Growing up to a tame 6 inches tall, this humble plant transforms your garden into an aromatic oasis, its leaves releasing a subtle, spicy scent that enhances the overall sensory experience. The Red Creeping Thyme's resilience in the face of drought, combined with its modest size, makes it an essential element for the creative landscaper - flourishing in rock gardens, bordering walkways and even acting as a lawn substitute. As a bonus, Red Creeping Thyme acts as a beacon for pollinators, its energetic blossoms attracting butterflies and bees aplenty. Optimal results are met with full sun exposure, and its low water usage provides further appeal for a sustainable and captivating garden addition.

  • Size: Up to 6 inches tall
  • Flowers: Crimson
  • Foliage: Dense, deep green, and aromatic
  • Water usage: Low (drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Attracts Pollinators: Butterfly and bee-friendly
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