Thyme 2 Plants

Description

Thyme Plant

A low-growing hardy perennial, thyme is a fragrant herb with small, fragrant leaves and thin, woody stems. The culinary varieties are evergreen.

Planting and care

• Cut back in spring.
• Avoid wet soils where it tends to rot.
• Let the herb to dry out between watering.
• keep the pot where it will receive at least 6 hours of daylight.May be grown indoors in pots in a sunny kitchen window. Plant them out into their permanent positions in late spring or early summer, after the last expected frosts. Space new plants about 6 to 10 inches apart, to form a cover. It cannot grow in the shade. Thyme is one of the easiest herbs to cultivate in pots indoors or out doors.
  

  Sunlight	Full sun
  Watering	Medium
  Soil	Loam, Chalk, Sand; Well-drained
  Temperature	15 to 30 degrees C
  Fertilizer	Use any organic fertilizer. Mulch your plants with organic matter like leaf molds, well-rotted animal manure or compost during autumn.
  Harvest Season	Harvest leaves throughout the summer as needed.