Thyme, German or Winter (Thymus vulgaris)

German (Winter) Thyme is a perennial from the Mediterranean region. Plants grow to 15 inches tall and develop woody stems when they mature. Thyme

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Gnomes have a long and distinguished history as tough garden helpers. Diminutive clay garden gnomes originated in Germany in the 1800s. There they remain beloved protectors of the home garden, cherished for their ability to ward off danger. Thyme, too, is a botanical defender: it was long believed to be an antidote for poison and a preventer of plague. But thyme is associated with courage most of all, as depicted by our thyme-wielding gnome bravely fighting off an intruding squirrel.

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Much more than just a culinary herb, Thyme has been used for centuries to treat a wide range of ailments. Fresh thyme made into a tea works wonders

GERMAN THYME- THYMUS VULGARIS

Highly aromatic and pleasant tasting perennial herb with very small, narrow leaves on wiry stems. Dries well., Botanical Name: Thymus Vulgaris, Plant

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English Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) Plant

Stems are clothed with tiny, linear to elliptic, pointed, gray-green leaves which are distinctively revolute (leaf margins are rolled under). Flowers

Common German Winter Thyme Herb Seeds - Thymus vulgaris - B195

is a perennial herb belonging to the Lamiaceae family. It is native to the Mediterranean region but is now widely cultivated and grown in various

Thyme, German or Winter (Thymus vulgaris)