Thymus serpyllum 0,25g, ~1950 seeds

Narrow-leaved thyme or field thyme(Thymus serpyllum) is a native Hungarian herb that can be found in many places in nature. Its long flowering period (from May to September) makes it a very good pollinator and it is visibly adored and frequently visited by bees and butterflies. It is also increasingly being used abroad as a flowering, care-free weed. Its small stature, beautiful flowers and drought tolerance make it a really good substitute for a lawn. In such cases, it is worth planting the seeds and planting them out later, and they will reproduce quite well. Afterwards, you can plant a palm-sized piece, divided into 3 or 4 parts, and continue in this way until you have covered the area. As a herb, garden thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is more commonly used, but narrow-leaved thyme is also suitable both as a seasoning for meats and as a medicinal herb. It has an antiseptic and antispasmodic effect, aids digestion, is cough suppressant and sedative. It can also be consumed as a tea. It has its highest concentration of active ingredients around noon, when it is best collected.

Features:

• other names: creeping thyme, northern thyme, wild thyme, balsam grass or wild thyme, alchame, frankincense, dementia, honey grass
• Latin name: Thymus serpyllum
• family: lamiaceae
• life cycle: perennial
• flowering period: march- september
• size: 5-10 cm
• soil: dry, average
• growing area: sunny
• other: edible, herb
• seeds origin: Hungary
• pollination factor: 10/10

1 seed bag 0,25 g - contains about 1950 seeds.

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