Thyme

According to Gardeners’ World, you can plant creeping thyme at two points in the year, between March and May, or September through to November. It… Read More »Can You Plant Creeping Thyme In October?

Making good root contact with the soil around it will help the Thyme to take off faster. Keeping plants moist, especially their root zone, after… Read More »How Do You Make Creeping Thyme Grow Faster?

Safe Herbs for Dogs Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) and creeping or wild thyme (Thymus serpyllum) are drought-tolerant evergreens that are safe for dogs and bloom in… Read More »Can Dogs Eat Creeping Thyme?

Creeping lemon thyme repels mosquitoes and other insects and pests. It also prevents musty odors. Sage repels many garden bugs like moths, ants, slugs, sticks,… Read More »Does Creeping Thyme Repel Pests?

Thyme is an herb you can rely on when insects are bothering your home. The herb deters mosquitoes, earworm, maggot, hornworm, and whiteflies. You can… Read More »What Insects Does Thyme Repel?

Use 3-4 drops of thyme oil in one tablespoon of base oil like jojoba oil or olive oil to prepare a homemade brew. If you’re… Read More »How Do You Make Thyme Mosquito Repellent?

And yes, Julie, do eat the thyme flowers: they are perfectly edible and very pretty. What do you do with thyme flowers? Try adding the… Read More »Can You Eat Thyme Flowers?

Thyme hates to get its feet wet, and will rot off in the winter if it sits in water. To avoid this, use a good,… Read More »Can I Use Potting Soil For Thyme?

ANSWER: To put it bluntly, no—coffee grounds are not good for herbs, and they should be used with care around the plants that do benefit… Read More »Are Coffee Grounds Good For Thyme?

As thyme is evergreen, the leaves can be harvested all year round, but the soft new growth in summer has the best flavour. Can you… Read More »Does Thyme Grow All Year Round?