Rocky areas in your landscape can be a challenge to fill with beautiful flowering plants, but we've got you covered with blooms perfect for these sunny spots.

Create a living carpet in your front lawn by planting red thyme, a popular ground cover that requires minimal care and rewards with stunning purple flowers.

Creeping thyme is a beautiful, drought-tolerant ground cover, but soil moisture is a common issue. Pea gravel mulch helps prevent it.

A reader submitted this photo of the die-out patches in the lawn, which can be caused by a lack of insulating snow cover as well as cold temperatures.

Isn't it thyme you fell back in love with your yard? Replacing your lawn with creeping thyme will help you do just that.

If you’re tired of looking out to a plain grass lawn, learning how to grow a creeping thyme lawn could be the next best thing you do for your garden. To help you get started, we’ve checked in with ...

Creeping thyme, a ground-hugging plant related to culinary thyme, has various types used as grass alternatives. Growing a creeping thyme lawn is gaining popularity among those seeking drought-tolerant ...

What Is Creeping Thyme? Red creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum 'Coccineus') is a ground-hugging relative of the thyme used in cooking.

In shady areas, the RHS recommends hard fescue, strong and slender creeping red fescue, and browntop. Micheal added: "Shake the box and spread the seed, a light covering is fine.