Oh. Cherry tomatoes. For some reason, they are not welcome in our house. LOL! Dunno why.
Yes, creeping thyme holds up well to dog traffic, actually. And yours. I mean, don't plant it in the middle of a path, LOL, but yes, it stands up to a lot. In fact, if you use it for cooking, like I do, the constant snip snip snipping will even do more for it.
The best part? Every time you or a dog steps on it, it releases that heavenly thyme scent.
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Date: 2009-03-12 02:03 pm (UTC)Yes, creeping thyme holds up well to dog traffic, actually. And yours. I mean, don't plant it in the middle of a path, LOL, but yes, it stands up to a lot. In fact, if you use it for cooking, like I do, the constant snip snip snipping will even do more for it.
The best part? Every time you or a dog steps on it, it releases that heavenly thyme scent.