Landscape architect Richard William Wogisch created his own version of Prince Charles's famous thyme walk at Highgrove in his Sonoma County garden. "A California version of a great English border," he explains, with over 20 thyme varieties growing among recycled concrete chunks and tan gravel.
Thymus × citriodorus 'Pink Chintz' blooms July through December and is deer-resistant.
Design: Richard William Wogisch (707/588-9912)
An inspiring adaptation of a royal garden feature for everyday enjoyment.
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