Thymus praecox 'Pink Chintz' (Wild Thyme) golden Native to moist prairies

Native to moist prairies

dark violet long spikes appear in June and July

Grows to 24-36" tall foliage and blooms in late spring to early summer

Hummingbirds can't resist the trumpet shaped red blooms on foliage that stand 4-5' tall

Thymus praecox 'Pink Chintz' (Wild Thyme) golden Native to moist prairies'Pink Chintz' is one of the first Thymes to flower and blooms profusely pink, naturally, from May to July. A vigorous ground hugger at 1 2" tall, the small gray green leaves are strongly scented and fuzzy. A drought tolerant evergreen ground cover, Thyme is perfect as a low maintenance lawn substitute, in the rock garden, or planted between stepping stones. Avoid wet feet at all times. Sunlight Requirements: Full Sun USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 9