Thymus serpyllum, Also known as Creeping Thyme, “Common Wild Thyme", "Breckland Thyme" or "Elfin Thyme".

Low growing aromatic perennial. Dense foliage. Milder than common thyme. Sweetened with honey, is good for sore throats and coughs. Well drained site, tolerates part shade. Sow after frost.
Thyme wild does well in sunny beds, borders, rock gardens and spilling over rock walls. Once established from ground it is fairly drought tolerant. Can also handle some light foot traffic and some shade.

Sow directly onto the top of the soil in spring. Press into soil, don’t cover
and keep moist. Spread seeds roughly 25-50cm (6-12 inches) apart.



Method

Raise seedlings

Sowing Depth

1mm

Season

Spring and Autumn

Germination

14-21 days @ 18-21°C

Hardiness / Life Cycle

Hardy Perennial

Row Spacing

100cm

Plant Spacing

80cm

Plant Height

3cm

Position

Full sun, well drained soil

Days Until Maturity

100 day


Note* The seeds are small, see pic. 4.


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