Creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum) thrives between stepping stones. Remove loose material to create 6-inch-deep slots, fill with planting soil, and plant thyme plugs. It gracefully covers stone edges, holds sand and gravel in place, and releases fragrance when stepped on. A beautiful, functional solution for hardscape gaps.
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