white creeping thyme
White creeping thyme is a stunning low-growing ground cover that brings delicate white blooms and aromatic, evergreen foliage to gardens across New Zealand. Ideal for creating soft, fragrant pathways or filling gaps between pavers, this hardy perennial is beloved for its resilience, drought tolerance, and bee-friendly blossoms. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just beginning, white creeping thyme offers an easy-care option to add classic beauty and texture to your landscape design.
Muehlenbeckia axillaris (Creeping Wire Vine)
Muehlenbeckia axillaris, commonly known as Creeping Wire Vine, is a hardy New Zealand native groundcover with wiry stems and small, dark green leaves. It forms a dense, mat-like spread ideal for covering banks, rockeries, or underplanting. Thriving in full sun to part shade and well-drained soil, it tolerates drought, wind, and coastal conditions once established. Its low-growing habit, adaptability, and resilience make it a popular, low-maintenance option for a wide range of garden settings.
Cercis canadensis Texas White
Cercis canadensis Texas White, commonly known as the White Redbud tree, is a small tree grown for its colourful foliage, great form, and lovely flowers. The glossy, heart shaped leaves emerge light green in spring, age to become dark green, then develop yellow tones in autumn before falling. Masses of small, white blossoms are produced as the foliage emerges in spring. It grows with a broad and rounded canopy to about 4.5 m tall and 3.5 m wide. Cercis Texas White is commonly grown as a specimen, used in avenues, planted to border an entrance, or included in a mixed planting.
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