Lemon thyme plant

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Sharp scents of citrus distinguish lemon thyme from other varieties, making it an exceptional addition to your herb garden. Learn more on Gardener’s Path.

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Lemon thyme plants are a lovely addition to an herb garden, rock garden or border or as container plants. Grown not only for its culinary uses but for its attractive foliage, lemon thyme info can be found here.

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Lemon Thyme (Thymus citroidorus) is an easy-to-grow herb native to the Mediterranean used for cooking, medicine and horticultural purposes.

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One of my favorite herbs second only to Lemon Verbena is Thyme, especially lemon thyme. Thyme is an herb that grows well in Illinois and sometimes depending on winter and spring conditions grows exceptionally well. This was a good year for Thyme. The winter had a high amount of moisture (you do remember that snow right?) and not a lot of extremely cold days. In fact this was the first winter of recent memory where we did not have those bone chilling cold days with the terrible wind…

Lemon thyme is an easy plant to grow and it makes a great addition to any herb garden! This herb has a beautiful, lemony flavor that pairs nicely with many different dishes. Pick bright, healthy plants to grow and choose a sunny spot with...

I love my little indoor herb garden, and thyme always has a place in it. Having fresh herbs on hand in the kitchen just takes food to the next level! Of course, sometimes you can find yourself with so much thyme on your hands you just don't know what to do with it. This guide will help you grow, harvest, and even use up all that extra thyme. You'll want to fill your whole vegetable garden with it! Well, not really, but you probably want to plant some before you run out of thyme!