Thyme

Thymus serpyllum

Thyme, Creeping

From a tiny clump of little seedlings comes a spreading mat of scented foliage covered with pink flowers. An excellent choice for rock gardens, between stepping stones, or any other place that needs a mat-forming ground cover. Easily started...

Thymus vulgaris

Thyme, English/German

A woody little evergreen plant with small aromatic leaves. Spreads happily over the years and has pretty pink flowers which bees love. Grows 25-30cm (10-12 in.) . Approx. 2500 seeds/g.

CULTURE: Most herbs originated in the Mediterranean...

Thymus vulgaris 'Olde English Thyme'

Thyme 'Olde English Thyme'

One of the best traditional herb flavours, this old-fashioned thyme should be used sparingly to compliment the flavour of all roast meats, sprinkled on eggs or cheese dishes or, more unusually, try it mixed with melted butter over prawns,...

Thymus frantissimus 'Orange Scented'

Thyme 'Orange Scented'

A very special thyme, with the traditional flavour of Old English thyme but with a refreshing orange scent and pale pink flowers to attract passing bees. Ideal flavouring for roast meats, in stews, casseroles, stuffings and ‘bouquet...

Thymus mastichina

Thyme, Mastic

Erect in habit with clusters of wavy-edged, downy leaves which have a pungent camphoraceous aroma. Use leaves for flavouring rich meat dishes. Sometimes known as Spanish wood marjoram Ht 30cm

Thymus praecox ssp. articus

Thyme, Wild

Flowers rose purple June-August. Habitat: dry grasslands and heaths. Labiatae. Ht low creeping.

Thymus pulegoides

Thyme, Broad Leaved

Different to Common Thyme with large fleshy leaves, much used in flavouring Jamaican cooking.