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Plant Guide: Thyme

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Last updated on September 24th, 2019 at 12:26 am

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1 Garden Grow Tips I love to start growing thyme! Are you ready to try herb gardening? It’s easy to start herb gardening for beginners! This herb is a great addition to many vegetable gardens! Keep reading to see how I started growing thyme. Grow Zone: Grow versatile thyme in zones 4-9. Water and Sun Needs: Thyme needs full sun! Allow soil to dry out in between waterings. Average Size: Under 12 inches tall, 18 inches wide. Plant Type: Perennial, Herb Special Features: It goes without saying that the best part of this plant is that it’s edible! It also smells incredible and does extremely well in containers.
2 I love to start growing thyme! Are you ready to try herb gardening? It’s easy to start herb gardening for beginners! This herb is a great addition to many vegetable gardens! Keep reading to see how I started growing thyme.
3 Grow Zone: Grow versatile thyme in zones 4-9.
4 Water and Sun Needs: Thyme needs full sun! Allow soil to dry out in between waterings.
5 Average Size: Under 12 inches tall, 18 inches wide.
6 Plant Type: Perennial, Herb
7 Special Features: It goes without saying that the best part of this plant is that it’s edible! It also smells incredible and does extremely well in containers.
8 How to Get Started: Start as a seed, indoors in early Spring (now would be a great time!) As soon as the last frost passes, transplant your sprouts in the sunniest patch of your garden. This plant blooms twice yearly, once in spring, and once in fall. Spring buds should be trimmed, fall buds should be left to provide plants with winter protection.
9 When to Harvest: This should be ready to harvest in mid-summer.
10 What to Plant It With: Plant with tomato, garden asparagus, basil, carrots, and celery.
11 Check out my other herb gardening tips and tricks from Bees and Roses:
12 How to Dry Your Homegrown Herbs
13 12 Ways to Build an Indoor Herb Garden

Garden Grow Tips

I love to start growing thyme! Are you ready to try herb gardening? It’s easy to start herb gardening for beginners! This herb is a great addition to many vegetable gardens! Keep reading to see how I started growing thyme.

Plant Guide: Thyme - Bees and Roses| Growing Thyme, Thyme Gardening Ideas, Herb Garden, Herb Gardening, Herb Gardening Tips, Vegetable Gardening for Beginners, Herb Gardening for Beginners, Garden Ideas Herb, Garden Ideas, Gardening, Gardening for Beginners

Grow Zone: Grow versatile thyme in zones 4-9.

Water and Sun Needs: Thyme needs full sun! Allow soil to dry out in between waterings.

Average Size: Under 12 inches tall, 18 inches wide.

Plant Type: Perennial, Herb

Special Features: It goes without saying that the best part of this plant is that it’s edible! It also smells incredible and does extremely well in containers.

 

 

 

How to Get Started: Start as a seed, indoors in early Spring (now would be a great time!) As soon as the last frost passes, transplant your sprouts in the sunniest patch of your garden. This plant blooms twice yearly, once in spring, and once in fall. Spring buds should be trimmed, fall buds should be left to provide plants with winter protection.

When to Harvest: This should be ready to harvest in mid-summer.

What to Plant It With: Plant with tomato, garden asparagus, basil, carrots, and celery.

Check out my other herb gardening tips and tricks from Bees and Roses:

How to Dry Your Homegrown Herbs

12 Ways to Build an Indoor Herb Garden

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