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4. Creeping thyme Another "pollinating powerhouse" is Creeping thyme. Due to its stunning pink-purple flowers, the plant attracts bees, butterflies, and hoverflies.

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Think wildflower meadows, creeping thyme, clover, or mixed low-growers that support pollinators and don’t need constant upkeep.” Non-Native Plants Getty / Jena Ardell ...

Fix a patchy lawn and add fragrance by filling a poor-growing area with rambling herbs. Corsican mint (Mentha requienii) is foot traffic-friendly, and every step produces a refreshing scent. Creeping ...

But what about some of the more sunny spots in your yard? Likhman suggested some alternative choices. "For more sunlight or variety, creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) or Mazus reptans are ...

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Credit: Laszlo Podor/Moment/Getty Images If you are looking for a ground cover to replace a lawn, creeping thyme is a wonderful alternative. "Creeping thyme is a hardy ground cover that withstands a ...