Thymus serpyllum Alba Topiary Coastal Rosemary (Sphere) sweet fragrance in late winter–spring

sweet fragrance in late winter–spring (and again lightly in summer)

Pollinator gardens where bees and butterflies are encouraged

Flowers: Pendant sprays of white

good for cutting

Planting Density: Privacy hedge/windbreak: 1–1

Thymus serpyllum Alba Topiary Coastal Rosemary (Sphere) sweet fragrance in late winter–springWhite Creeping Thyme Botanical Name: Thymus serpyllum 'Alba' Family: Lamiaceae Origin: Europe and Mediterranean Plant Type: Evergreen creeping perennial herb Overview A low growing, aromatic ground cover perfectly suited to Adelaide's Mediterranean climate, Thymus serpyllum 'Alba' forms dense, mat like carpets of tiny grey green leaves smothered in pure white flowers throughout spring and summer. Exceptionally drought tolerant and tough underfoot, it