Thyme

Find essential tips about growing thyme, both culinary types and ornamental varieties can make a dense groundcover.

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Botanical Name: Thymus vulgaris. Other Common Names: English fresh, summer, German winter, narrow-leafed French, Greek gray, broad leaf English and garden thyme, mother of thyme. Habitat: Thyme originated in the Mediterranean area. Since then, it has been adapted to many different climates around the world. The first colonists brought it to North America where it was used as a food preservative and as a medicinal herb. Plant Description: The plant grows numerous stems which are hard…

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Thyme; The delicate, pleasant smell has become a popular herb widely used in Eastern European and American cuisines. In Botany, it belongs to the Lamiaceae family and is known as the Latin name Satureja hortensis. Capable of adapting to different climate conditions, thyme requires the sun to grow. In general, height can reach about 40-60 centimeters. #health #benefits #of #thyme

Thyme is an edible herb that is used for medicinal and culinary applications. The benefits of thyme are numerous. Here are the top 13 you must know. Read on.