Zone 7b. Planted "Footprint" creeping thyme between 8 pavers (10x10"). Two died in heat. Asks: plant deeper? Water daily? Other tips?
Prepare soil 6-8 inches deep with organic matter. This is the single most important factor. Firm soil around roots. Water consistently until established.
With proper prep, thyme thrives between pavers.
Stone Mulch vs. Organic Mulch: What's Best for Your Condo Beds?
Can Clear Resin Secure Loose River Stones on a Walkway?
Amending Clay Soil for Perennials and Trees: Compost, Peat, Gypsum, Not Lime
Garden Paving Stones: Mud-Free Walkways for Rainy Season Access
Paving Stones: Timeless Beauty for Patios, Driveways, and Walkways
Mortarless Interlocking Pavers: The Superior Driveway Solution
Improving Clay Soil on a Farm: Plants & Techniques for Better Drainage
DIY Lawn Renovation: Leveling, Soil Prep, and Watering Without Heavy Equipment
Controlling Lawn Moss in Clay Soil: Drainage and pH Solutions
Transforming a Wet, Soft Pasture into a Usable Lawn
Landscape Rock Quantity Calculator: Math, Materials, and Buying Tips
Soil Hole Expansion: Erosion, Frost Heave, and Angle of Repose
Yellowing Gardenia Leaves: Diagnosing Chlorosis from pH, Water, or Nutrients
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved