Think in layers. Maximize your planting by filling every level of the garden, from soil to canopy, including vertical ...

Founded in 2001, ThymUS brings together international researchers working on thymus and T-cell biology. The abstract entitled “A rapid and scalable thymus organoid development method for ...

Also known as thymus serpyllum, the plant is often used as an alternative to traditional grass lawns in the UK, either alone or accompanied by other low-growing plants. As it rarely needs mowing ...

Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT If it's a sunny part of the garden, the best ground cover plants are: Aubrieta Campanula Thymus serpyllum Phlox subulata. For more shadier areas of the garden ...

Full sun getters can benefit from beauties like aubrieta, bluebells, thymus serpyllum, and phlox subulata for weed suppression. For those shaded nooks and crannies, consider ajuga, leucothoe ...

There's nothing that can spoil a meticulously maintained garden quicker than an annoying overgrowth of weeds. They drain the soil of vital nutrients and completely mess up your garden borders.

Ground cover plants like aubrieta , campanula (bluebells), thymus serpyllum, and phlox subulata are excellent choices for suppressing weeds in full sun. Meanwhile ajuga, leucothoe, and hosta ...

With vibrant magenta blooms, a zesty lemony fragrance, and pollinator-attracting perks, this petite powerhouse is trending hard with eco-conscious homeowners and design-savvy gardeners alike.

Planting ground covers between pavers can add a delicate, organic element to your patios, walkways, and garden borders. However, doing so requires plants that are low-growing, sturdy enough to ...

Some thymes are native to the British Isles, including Breckland thyme (Thymus serpyllum), which grows on heathland in Norfolk and Suffolk, and wild thyme (Thymus polytrichus), which grows widely in ...

“Our discovery—the regulatory T cell recirculation back to the thymus—promotes repair through a process that hasn’t been described before and represents a novel pathway to regeneration ...

The team's study results, published today in the journal Immunity, outline their discovery of a specific type of regulatory T cell that can home back into the thymus and repair the organ when it's ...