Thyme

Upright types of thyme, such as English thyme, grow into small, finely textured shrubs

Thyme vs Oregano: 10 Key Differences - SimplyBeyondHerbs

Any meal turns into party thyme when you use Fresh Thyme! Rich and savory, this fresh thyme will get your taste buds dancing when paired with stars

Fresh Thyme, 0.5 oz Clamshell

What Is Thyme?

Thyme and Sage: From Kitchen to Medicine Cabinet - SimplyBeyondHerbs

Thyme has always been a considered a plant that could grant courage. In fact, Medieval knights often tucked it in their armor as a charm when they went to war. This practice was understandable as the Greek word “thymus”, for which the herb was named after, means courage. Historically, it’s also been used as a source of medicine. The primary essential oil, thymol, has antiseptic properties and so the herb was used as an ancient disinfectant and antifungal cure.

Thyme, Dried, Size: 1 oz

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Naturopathic Kitchen: The Health Benefits of Thyme

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Thyme Leaf Whole 1 lb

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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.

Hudson Valley Seeds German Thyme Seeds

Freezing Fresh Herbs: Rosemary and Thyme – Kalyn's Kitchen

Lemon Thyme (Thymus citroidorus): Care & Growing Guide