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Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is an easy-growing Mediterranean herb that is both fragrant and flavorful. Learn how to grow and harvest thyme in your garden.
Thyme is a wonderful herb with a pleasant, pungent, clover flavor. Learn how to plant, grow, and harvest thyme with this growing guide from The Old Farmer's Almanac.
Thyme is one of the European herbs that evolved in the rocky, sandy coastal climate of the Mediterranean Sea. Growing thyme is the perfect choice for arid locations and makes an ideal plant for xeriscaping. Once established, thyme will tolerate drought conditions well. Growing Zones. Thyme does well in USDA zones 5-9. Sun Requirements
How to Grow. Thyme is drought resistant and thrives on neglect. Originating from the Mediterranean, it typically grows on dry, sandy, and/or rocky well-draining soil in the wild, in full sun.
Learn its sun, soil, water, and fertilizer requirements, plus get recommendations on where and when to plant, how to prune, and much more. Thyme (Thymus) is a flowering evergreen perennial from the Lamiaceae, or mint, family that also includes rosemary and lavender.
Learn how to grow thyme step-by-step—planting seeds, care through the season, and harvest—your complete guide to growing thyme!
Growing thyme in your herb garden opens up so many types you can enjoy that simply can’t be found in most grocery stores. There are three varieties of thyme that are the most popular to grow English, French, and German thyme. All are excellent for culinary uses and look beautiful in your garden.
Thyme is very easy to grow and has only two demands: lots of sun and good drainage. Thyme is hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9. Plant thyme in a spot that receives full sun. Thyme will grow best in conditions that mimic its homeland – loose, sandy, or rocky soils with excellent drainage.
Since thyme doesn’t need much extra care in order to enjoy year after year, learn how to grow this perennial herb and everything from planting, cultivating, and harvesting it. Why Should I Grow Thyme? Imagine a symphony. There are the loud, in-the-spotlight players, like the trumpet or the violin, and then there are the supporting instruments.
Learn easy tips to grow thyme -- a classic aromatic herb and hardy ground cover. Native to the western Mediterranean, home gardeners are growing thyme plant (Thymus vulgaris) from seed for its earthy, slightly minty flavor. This versatile culinary herb blends nicely with other flavors and is often used to season meat, egg, or vegetable dishes.