Many gardeners believe that thyme thrives on neglect. With its origins in the dry, rocky Mediterranean, thyme is used to getting by without much in the way of nutrients. …
In general, thyme plants thrive when they get lots of sunshine, at least six hours—and preferably eight—of full daily sun exposure. You’ll need to plant according to the sun’s daily …
Once you have your planting location, your tools and supplies, and your plants, it’s time to start your thyme garden. If you’re starting your plants indoors from seeds, begin in …
Due to its Mediterranean origins, thyme thrives on dry, sandy—even rocky—soil. Many gardeners believe thyme actually benefits from poor soil and a lack of water. For this reason, thyme makes …
Thyme plants are easy to plant and grow, but they have a few requirements that can affect where you plant them. Most thyme varieties prefer full sun, though some can …
Getting your thyme garden started begins with the choice of how to grow your plants—from seeds, seedlings, or small pots. Thyme grows well from seed, but has a long germination …
Before choosing your thyme plants, take a moment to consider how you will use them and the scents, flavors, colors, and types you prefer. Thyme flowers, for example, can be …
Thyme comes in two main types: culinary and ornamental. Within each type, you’ll find varieties that are prostrate (low-lying and spreading) or upright (growing tall). …
This slow-cooked soup is a weeknight winner. Easy prep with hearty and healthy ingredients, you’ll love the way the smoked sausage, red wine, and lentil flavors play together. Lentils are …
Pests in your tomato garden, left unchecked, can damage and destroy your precious tomato plants. Keeping a close watch on your plants during regular daily inspections will help you spot …