re the creeping modestly, the person I bought mine from said it took three
years for it to grab hold and go, and that's about right as far as what is
happening here.
But there was a lot of winterkill to the tops -- those dead looking
sticks -- so it is not evergreen exactly, here. It is robustly alive,
though, and filling back in. The new growth looks great, but I am not happy
with the winter look.
Barbara Martin
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the
> creeping Germander there and it has crept rather modestly, but I think it
> looks good most all year round, blooms prettily and hasn't developed any
> dead areas like the thymes do. It can take some dampness, which is why I
> put it there...it IS an herb, but it doesn't have the benefit of the
raised
