A creeping thyme lawn is a beautiful and low-maintenance alternative to traditional turf.

Propagating herbs is so helpful to maintain your supply of fresh, home-grown ingredients. Learn how to propagate thyme the right way.

Harvesting thyme regularly not only keeps the plant from becoming too woody, but encourages new growth, allowing the plant to grow lush and full while preserving its unique flavor profile.

You can also propagate thyme through division, a practice that involves cutting through the whole plant and moving the divisions to new pots or garden spots.

Looking for low-growing plants to fill the space between your pavers? Consider these easy-care thyme varieties that will look beautiful and smell delicious.