Creeping Thyme

Vulgaris) Perennial. Many uses including flavoring meats, soups, stews, vegetable dishes and salads. 100,000 seeds/oz. The plants are bushy and well branched. (8-12”) Broad Leaf/Winter Thyme exhibits plants that have tiny, oval, dark green leaves with...

Vulgaris) Perennial. Many uses including flavoring meats, soups, stews, vegetable dishes and salads. 100,000 seeds/oz. This is a good variety for harvesting the whole plant. (12”) French/Summer Thyme features upright plants that have grey green leaves...

It has larger leaves and produces well. Thyme is a great herb to add flavor to many dishes. Vulgaris, aka German Winter Thyme, is more frost hardy than other thymes.

Commonly used for seasoning either fresh or dried. This herb has great flavor. Grows tall and wide.

Sow seeds on top of the growing medium and cover with a thin layer of soil mix. Cut back to within 4-5" above the ground.If anything you purchase from us proves unsatisfactory, we will either replace the item or refund the purchase price.

Growth habit and winter hardiness are similar to Summer thyme. Tender perennial in Zones 6-8. The aroma is distinctly sweeter than German Winter. Pinch off growing tips of upright growing varieties to make bushier plants.Cut only a few stems the first...

Start early indoors. It is easy to grow and adaptable to most soils and climatic conditions and is perennial in USDA zone 4-8. It is commonly grown as a decorative and functional plant in many home gardens, and bees use its pollen to make delectable honey.

Drought tolerant once established. Perennial in Zones 5-8. Slender, creeping stems and round leaves with lavender blooms. Pinch off growing tips of upright growing varieties to make bushier plants.Cut only a few stems the first year in order for the plants...

Classic culinary and ornamental herb. Pinch off growing tips of upright growing varieties to make bushier plants.Cut only a few stems the first year in order for the plants to winter over.

The standard winter-hardy thyme. One 4" round disk fills out our 6" nursery pot (sold separately) perfectly. 75 seeds/disk.Fill a 6" pot with soil, put the disk on top of the soil, and cover with approximately 1/4" layer of soil or vermiculite.

Tender perennial in Zones 6-8. Pinch off growing tips of upright growing varieties to make bushier plants.Cut only a few stems the first year in order for the plants to winter over.

Mulch in cold winter climates. Transplant to individual containers when plants have 4 true leaves. In subsequent years, harvest just as the flowers being to open. Small, round to needle-shaped evergreen leaves on woody stems.

Perfect complement to woolly thyme. Low mat-forming thyme splashed with either white or rose flowers in July.

Hardy in zone 5 and above. Takes light foot traffic and gives a wonderful woodsy aroma. Transplant tender herbs after last frost when weather has stabilized. Small seedlings such as thyme, savory and sweet marjoram may be successfully transplanted in...

The tiny flowers are aGrowing lemon thyme plants appear as a low growing evergreen shrub with small lemon scented foliage. They are an easy plant to grow with endless gastronomic uses in any dish requiring citrus and savory notes.How to grow lemon thyme...

The leaves will fall off. The leaves will dry more quickly off the stem but they will remove more easily from an already dried piece of the herb.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });To remove the leaves, pinch...

Native to Europe, this littleresistant, making it a lovely option for a natural garden landscape.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });The slightly fuzzy or haired foliage of a growing elfin thyme works well...

Keep reading to learn how to cut thyme so that it grows best for you.The right time to trim thyme will depend on the kind of pruning you plan on performing on the plant. There are four ways of pruning thyme plants and they are:Harvesting – Anytime during...

Thyme seeds are difficult to germinate and can take a long time to sprout. ) is frequently used for both culinary and decorative uses. Once a thyme plant is established (about a year), it's very hard to over-harvest the plant.

That's what happened with my thyme - or what I thought it was a thyme. Sometimes I am the one who gets it wrong, by not looking closely enough at the picture. It's good to know it's toxic, though, so I can watch out.

Cut off the stems and rinse them. Removal of flowers increases foliage production.Container grown thyme needs to be repotted every season or two depending on the size of the pot and rate of growth.

All have been prized for centuries for their fragrance, flavor and ornamental habitat. Dried thyme is lovely in sachets.either before or after blooming and is one of the few herbs where using dried or fresh seems to matter little in the flavoring of foods.

Divide the little bush into smaller sections and make sure that each section has roots attached to it.Cuttings may also be taken in late spring for propagation of additional thyme plants.

The plant benefits from an early spring application of fertilizer to encourage new growth and flowering.Even established plants should have supplemental watering in hot summer periods and plants along rockeries may show signs of scorching due to the hot...

Keep the planting medium moderately moist and place the container in bright but indirect light.You may also choose to place a plastic bag over the container to conserve moisture. You are now ready to plant.In order to successfully propagate creeping phlox...

Let's learn more about creeping thyme plant care.with fairly minimal requirements. In fact, the pollen from the blooming thyme will flavor the resulting honey.As mentioned, growing creeping thyme is a simple process due to its compatibility in a variety...

Little is needed from the gardener with woolly thyme care. Woolly thyme attracts Other than that and the occasional supplemental watering in the hottest months, the herb is best ignored.