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Thyme
Latin Name: Thymus Vulgaris Family: Labiatae |
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Warm, Temperate, Cool Full sun 15" 1' Medicinal, Culinary Perennial, Evergreen shrub Well drained, pH5.5 - pH7 Seed, Plant Spring 1' Summer Lilac |
COMMENTS:
Thyme is a much branching subshrub with woody stems, numerous small, pointed, strongly aromatic, medium green leaves and lilac summer flowers.
Uses: Culinary Thyme aids the digestion of fatty foods and is part of Benedictine liqueur. It is ideal for for the long, slow cooking of stews and soups. Thyme oil is distilled from the leaves and flowering tops and is a stimulant and antiseptic. It is a nerve tonic used externally to treat depression, colds, muscular pain, and respiratory problems. The oil is added to acne lotions, soaps and mouthwashes. Research has confirmed Thyme strengthens the immune system.
Antiseptic: Thyme fights several disease-causing bacteria and fungi. Try sprinkling dried herb on your wounds.
Digestive Aid: The antispasmodic action soothes the muscle tissue of the gastrointestinal tract.
Women's Health: used in small amounts to relieve menstrual cramps but large doses can stimulate the uterus. Avoid if pregnant.
Cough Remedy: Known as an expectorant and widely used in Germany to treat cough, whooping cough and emphysema.
Dosage: To soothe stomach complaints and coughs use 2 tsps of dried herb per 1 cup of boiling water. Steep 10 minutes and drink up to 3 cups per day.
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| Argentus Thyme - $ 15.95 The Thyme 'Thymus vulgaris 'Argenteus' displays a pale gray green foliage edged with bright white. This Thyme is a cool-color stunner with a semi-trailing habit.It should be planted in full sun, tolerating some morning shade, in a well-drained area. It does well in dry soils, but prefers a moist location. Itis perfect for rock gardens, near stones or bricks, or along pathways. It is a favorite to honeybees. |
| Doone Valley Thyme - $ 15.95 The Thyme Platycodon grandiflorum, was believed to possess magical powers by the ancient Druids. Maybe that explains why consumers seem unable to resist these particularly choice varieties. This dainty creeping variety with its light purple flowers, yellow-flecked green foliage, and lemony scent has saved many a strawberry pot from early retirement.This dwarf variety has star-shaped purple flowers and glossy foliage. It tolerates light shade or full sun. |
| Golden King Thyme - $ 15.95 The Thyme 'Thymus citriodorus aureus', was believed to possess magical powers by the ancient Druids. Maybe that explains why consumers seem unable to resist these particularly choice varieties. This small bushy shrublet is characterized by the intense lemon scent of its foliage. Gold dappled leaves are the base for a summer bloom of lavender pink flowers. Similar in color and fragrance to Doone Valley but with a semi-trailing habit. Gorgeous when spilling out of primary-colored containers or window boxes. |
| Mother of Thyme Thyme - $ 15.95 The Thyme 'Thymus ‘Mother of Thyme’, Thymus serpyllum, is a fast growing evergreen, ground cover with sweet aroma. Pink to purple blossoms appear in the summer, with a plant height of 8” and a spread of 12-24”. ‘Mother of Thyme’ should be planted in full sun, tolerating some morning shade, in a well-drained area. ‘Mother of Thyme’ is perfect for rock gardens, near stones or bricks, or along pathways. It is a favorite to honeybees and has been used in decongestants, as an antiseptic, cough remedy and a digestive aid. |
| Common Thyme - $ 1.89 The Thyme Common, 'Thymus vulgaris', is a herb for cooks who don't know which herb to use. Thyme will go with almost anything. Thyme is a very elegant, small garden shrub. Plant a hedge of thyme around your herb or vegetable garden. The small plant with 1/4 inch leaves and delicate, edible flowers, appearing in early summer, is also a lovely 12 inch landscape plant. Plant Thyme in warm, light, loose, and well drained soil. Thyme should be planted in the spring, 2 weeks after the last average frost date. |





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