Like many plants, creeping thyme shares its common name with multiple plants, so it's important to pay attention to the scientific name to ensure you're getting the right creeping thyme for your ...

Common thyme grows small blossoms that are white to lilac in color. The plants spread to two feet wide and one foot high. To keep this perennial growing back healthy thyme after thyme (oops ...

Thyme's resinous, bright earthiness complements both savoury and sweet dishes, increasing the temptation to over harvest, which can turn your plants into stubby monuments to their flavour. Together ...

It’s thyme (time)! Thyme to have a cup of tea, thyme to put it in your chicken soup, thyme to put it in your escovitch fish. The list of ways to use thyme goes on and on. What is thyme anyway?

While it looks, tastes and grows like common thyme, it’s not really thyme at all. This plant’s little needle-shaped leaves resemble those of true thyme, but the large, distinctive cone-headed ...

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