Re: Thymus S. Coccineum ?

What about Chamomile as an alternative to walk on.  I've also seen it growing on

concrete/hypatufa seats as a lovely smelling resting place or cushion. Not sure
of the

climate differences between New Zealand and your area of US  but worth a look.

There isa book and a made for TV movie from the book called The Chamomile lawn,
by

Mary Wesley. very English, very romantic.

My garden has areas of a sweet smelling herb called Pennyroyal, it's a form of
ground

cover mint, I think, as it has mint type of flowers at the flowering time of
year , lovely when

someone is mowing the lawn, It just sends up such a glorious fragrance.





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