Thyme Seeds
Classic culinary herb. Small round plants the leaves are needle-shaped with woody stems reaching heights of less than 10 inches. Thyme is served in many ethnic dishes around the world. Used to flavor soups marinated with rosemary and lemon zest. Thyme is also served with seafood dishes, chicken, or red meat. The flavor of the herb is released as it is cooked slowly, making it a great herb for slow-cooking meals. Thyme is considered to have been used by ancient Egyptians for mummification. Thyme was already known during biblical times. The plant contains essential oil, which is also found in oregano and hyssop, which has antiseptic features that help the body face pathogens.
Thyme was already known during biblical times.The plant contains essential oil, which is also found in oregano and hyssop, which has antiseptic features that helps the body faced pathogens.
Species | Culinary Herbs |
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Scientific Name | Thymus |
Germination Period | 10-20 days |
Days till maturity | 50-70 |
Sowing Depth | 5 mm |
Sowing Intervals | 20-40 cm |
Sowing Months | March, April, May, June, July, September, October, November, December |
Sowing Instructions | Sow Thyme seeds in trays or pots 6-8 weeks prairie spring. Or sow the seeds directly into the ground, after there is no longer a chance of frost, the seeds will germinate between 10-20 days. Plant in full sun. Recommended instructions: sowing:
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