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Jeff Layman wrote in
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http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector...nm=&sn=188&as=
183&st=163&ms=166&aa=171&gdt=69&hg=135&op=2

Thank for the suggestions. The lavender and wormwood might suit. I'm also
very interested in these:

They would, but are not very low-growing. Winter savory and even
the marjorams are, but hyssop doesn't cover ground well. Those
(and the thymes) are all related, and all can handle those conditions.

Aegopodium Variegatum

Invasive.

Thymus coccineus

Similar ones include the native T. serpyllum, T. doefleri (sp?) and
others. All will do.

Delosperma cooperi (hardy ice plant)

Very tender. Maybe not your problem.

Vinca minor (periwinkle)

Doesn't handle drought well, but survives it. Invasive.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.