Thymus ‘Hartington Silver’
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Description
Pale pink flowers on varigated highly aromatic foliage Thyme.
This thyme brings a flush of pink in the heat of summer and a splash of pale foliage colour for most of the year. Ideal for most sunny areas in the garden from borders to containers.
Flowering: Summer
Hardiness: Hardy
Height: 5cm
Spread: 45cm
Common Name:
Life Cycle: Perennial
Family: Lamiaceae
Foliage: obovate / varigated
Basic Colour: ( pink )
Flower Colour: pink
Natural Flowering: July – August
Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Height with Flowers: 5cm
Soil Requirements: well-drained / average
Soil ph: lightly acid / alkaline / neutral
Location: border / rock garden / cottage garden / containers / Mediterranean
Usage: bee food plant / Scented / drought tolerant / ground cover
Pruning: cut back into foliage after flowering
Tolerates: drought tolerant / deer resistance / rabbit resistance / salt tolerant
Origin: Cultivar
Additional information
| Weight | 100 g |
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| Planting area | Border, Crevice / Walls, Drought / Sandy, Fairy Garden, Pots & Troughs, Rock & Scree Garden |
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| Pot Size | 1 x 9cm Pot, 3x 9cm Pots |
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Anonymous (verified owner) –
Ann E. (verified owner) –
All set to spread
Cathy Hothersall (verified owner) –
norman dodson (verified owner) –
delivered in excellent condition and skillfully packed, Very pleased. This comment applies overall
Helen (verified owner) –
Lovely small leaved plant with attractive variegation