Buzzy Organic Winter Thyme Seeds 0.15g

Buzzy Organic Winter Thyme Seeds — A hardy organic perennial herb with aromatic leaves for savoury cooking, sauces and bouquet garni. Plants grow approximately 25 cm tall and can be harvested from July to September. Ideal for herb beds and sunny pots. Available from Mallorn’s seeds range.

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Buzzy Organic Winter Thyme Seeds

Overview

Buzzy Organic Winter Thyme Seeds produce compact perennial plants with strongly aromatic foliage. This useful kitchen herb grows well in a sunny, free-draining bed or container.

Key Features

  • Certified organic seed.
  • Hardy perennial culinary herb.
  • Aromatic leaves for meat dishes, sauces and bouquet garni.
  • Compact habit for herb gardens and containers.

Sowing Instructions

  • Sow under cover: March–April in trays.
  • Sow outdoors: April–June in a seedbed.
  • Prick out seedlings once before transplanting.
  • Plant out after frost risk has passed.

Growing Conditions and Care

  • Position: Full sun.
  • Soil: Light, well-drained soil or gritty container compost.
  • Avoid overwatering established plants.
  • Trim lightly after flowering to maintain compact growth.

Harvest and Kitchen Use

  • Main Harvest Period: July–September.
  • Pick young sprigs as required once plants are established.
  • Use fresh or dried in sauces, roasts, stews and herb mixtures.

Product Details

  • Botanical Name: Thymus vulgaris
  • Type: Organic hardy perennial herb
  • Height: Approximately 25 cm
  • Pack size: Approximately 0.15 g

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Weight 0.15 g

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