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Pink Chintz Thyme

You’ll love this plant’s deep olive green foliage that forms a solid, flat, creeping carpet in the landscape. Perfect for well-drained soil, ‘Pink Chintz’ puts on a great salmon-pink flower […]

Elfin Creeping Thyme

You’ll find this flat, tuft-forming gem hard to resist with its cute, smaller size, its tremendous gray-green foliage, and its soothing, soft pink early summer bloom. A great rock garden […]

Prostrate growing and lush, this selection’s dark green, fine textured foliage dresses up rockery well especially when covered with its magenta-red flowers starting in late June. This plant loves well-drained […]

White Thyme

Stunning, light green foliage provides a wonderful contrast with darker foliaged Thymes while forming a thick, low mat that is smothered in clouds of white flowers starting in mid to […]

Silver Carpet Lambs Ears

A superb low-maintenance groundcover. Thick, fuzzy foliage rapidly forms a soft, spreading mat. Good sun and drainage is necessary as the hairs retain water, creating a potential for rot. Non-flowering. […]

Jade Rose Hens-and-Chicks

There is something about Hens & Chicks that make people want to touch them. ‘Jade Rose’ is no exception as it sports medium-sized green rosettes flushed with rose, and interesting […]

John Creech Stonecrop

Hardworking and beautiful, this creeper will charm you will its delicately scalloped green foliage and its amazing explosion of pink flowers that cover the plant starting in late August. ‘John […]

Blaze Creeping Sedum

You’ll think flower color is overrated when you see the year long foliage color show this tenacious groundcover puts on! ‘Blaze’ is one of those easy to grow plants that […]

Creeping Stonecrop

Vigorous growing like its close relative, Sedum acre ‘Aurea’ but with an all green flavor from its fleshy, fine textured foliage to its curving, trailing stems. In late June star […]

Blue Spruce Stonecrop

This foliage on this blue green ground cover will make you look twice because they resemble the needles on a blue spruce. While far more fleshy and certainly softer to […]