Re: Perennials DIGEST V #148

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• Subject: Re: Perennials DIGEST V #148
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• Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 13:37:01 -0500

     Hi Christopher,
     
     You may wish to try Sweet Woodruff and any of the many wonderful 
     thymes out there. Lemon thyme is very nice. I also have a creeping 
     thyme that's almost moss-like.
     
     Let me know what else you find.
     
     Peggy Malecki
     
     

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