Thymus serpyllum 'Elfin' (Elfin Thyme) pink-centers this impressive cultivar displays heavily

this impressive cultivar displays heavily mottled leaves of burgundy on green in spring accompanied by flowers with pale-pink to white spurs and raspberry-pink centers

This showy native selection is tolerant of many soils types and grows 3-4' tall

Salvia greggii is sometimes classified as a sub shrub and is native to Texas

Foliage grows to about 10" and white flowers appear in early to mid-summer

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Thymus serpyllum 'Elfin' (Elfin Thyme) pink-centers this impressive cultivar displays heavilyImagine dwarfing other creeping Thymes? The teeny tiny aromatic leaves form a tight carpet to 1" and produce lavender flowers in summer, gradually filling in between rock crevices or stepping stones. Attractive cascading out of containers filled with other perennial or herbs, 'Elfin' is evergreen and tolerant of poor sandy soil. Excellent drainage is a must and full sun is preferred. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 9