Syringa x laciniata The beekeepers journal you can prune creeping thyme

you can prune creeping thyme in the spring to maintain a compact appearance and again after the small white flowers are spent if additional shaping is required

Keep well-watered in hotter climates

Hardy | Perennial

Plants can be trimmed to the ground in late autumn or can be left for winter interest

Syringa x laciniata The beekeepers journal you can prune creeping thymeSyringa x laciniata also known as the feathered Persian Lilac is a graceful, rounded shrub with loose panicles of 7cm long fragrant beautiful soft lavender violet coloured flowers that appear in late spring. The branches are willowy and arching and the flowers form along the branches. Equally as attractive is the foliage which is lacy with the leaves being deeply cut. The foliage turns shades of yellowy green in the autumn. An outstanding lilac worthy