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Here is a nice little article about it . http://davesgarden.com/guides/articles/view/1137/Another one said that all thyme is edible. It said that creeping thyme has a peppery taste but as an herb it is not as strong as common thyme. The articles I read mentioned lemon and orange thyme. (Their fragrance smells like their names.) One of the other articles mentioned that creeping thyme can even be walked on and survive. Sounds like a cool choice for that strip you mentioned. One thing though, another article said it doesn't do as well when planted from seed.
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