Thyme

Latin name: Thymus vulgaris L.

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris L.) is a versatile perennial herb that brings both flavor and fragrance to your garden. Known for its culinary and medicinal properties, thyme can be grown in various settings – from flower gardens to window sills – making it a perfect choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners.

With a preference for sunny spots and well-drained, loamy soil, thyme thrives when given the right conditions. It produces beautiful small flowers that attract beneficial insects, making it a bee-friendly addition to any garden.

Here are some key benefits of growing thyme:

• Versatile Usage: Fresh or dried leaves, young shoots, and flowers can be used in a variety of dishes, enhancing both flavor and nutrition.
• Easy to Grow: Ideal for those new to gardening, thyme is hardy and resistant to pests and diseases.
• Seasonal Flexibility: Sow seeds in spring (IV-VI) and enjoy the fragrant blooms in late summer (VII).

Whether you wish to create a lush carpet of greenery in your garden or simply want to spice up your cooking, thyme is the perfect herb to cultivate.

Additional Info:

Ecological product: Ecological
Hermetic packaging: Yes
Quantity in a packet: 0,3g
Number of seeds per gram: ~5000
Number of seeds in the package, pcs.: 5000
Sowing time, depth: II-III, 1 cm
Sowing time in the soil: V-VI
Sowing time in the greenhouse: IV
Distances, cm: 15x15
Blooming period: VII
Blooms, height: VII, 30 cm
Place of growing: In the greenhouse, On the terrace, Field, Balcony
Sunny place: Yes
Packaging: 0.3 g
Weight: 0,3 g

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