Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) – Set of 2 Herb Plants – Hardy & Perennial – Mediterranean Culinary Herb for Garden, Balcony & Raised Bed – Fragrant, Aromatic & Easy to Care For

🌿 Aromatic culinary herb: True thyme ( Thymus vulgaris ) with an intense Mediterranean fragrance – perfect for seasoning meat, vegetables & herb dishes.
☀️ Sun-loving & robust: Prefers full sun locations with calcareous, loose and nutrient-poor soil – ideal for rock gardens & herb beds.
💧 Easy to care for & drought-tolerant: Requires plenty of water, but no waterlogging – ideally suited for permeable soils and pots.
🌸 Summer floral splendor: In June and July , delicate, light purple flowers appear, attracting bees and butterflies .
❄️ Hardy & long-lasting: Perennial, frost-resistant plant – reliably sprouts anew each year and remains aromatic for a long time.

Common thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is one of the most popular Mediterranean herbs , prized for its intense aroma, decorative growth, and ease of care. It is an indispensable classic in herbal cuisine – ideal for seasoning meat, fish, vegetables, and Mediterranean dishes.

From June to July , thyme produces numerous delicate purple flowers that are not only visually appealing but also attract bees and butterflies . Its compact growth and dense, fragrant foliage make it an attractive ornamental and useful plant .

Thyme prefers sunny locations with loose, well-drained, calcareous, and nutrient-poor soil . It is very easy to care for , requires regular watering without waterlogging , and is extremely robust against drought .

Thanks to its winter hardiness, Thymus vulgaris easily withstands cold temperatures and sprouts vigorously again in spring. Whether in the garden, rock garden, raised bed or planter – thyme is versatile and lends a Mediterranean flair to any location.

– Botanical name: Thymus vulgaris
– German name: True Thyme
– Flower: Pale violet
– Flowering period: June–July
– Leaf: Small, aromatic, evergreen
– Height: 20–30 cm
– Location: Full sun
– Soil: Loose, permeable, calcareous, nutrient-poor
– Watering: Regularly, avoid waterlogging
– Winter hardiness: Yes – hardy & perennial
– Uses: Culinary herb, medicinal plant, ornamental plant, bee pasture
– Scope of delivery: 2 plants

💡 Tip: For particularly aromatic leaves, plant thyme in a hot, sunny location . It combines wonderfully with rosemary, sage, or lavender and creates an authentic Mediterranean garden look.