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Get started!No herb garden is complete without a generous supply of English thyme. These highly fragrant plants produce quantities of tiny leaves that you can use either fresh or dried.
No herb garden is complete without a generous supply of English thyme. These highly fragrant plants produce quantities of tiny leaves that you can use either fresh or dried. The varieties of thyme vary in height, some being perfect to plant between stepping stones.
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Richly fragrant, Orange Balsam thyme is a versatile culinary thyme that has an upright growth habit. The small, dark green leaves are packed tightly along the plant's stems. It's an ideal choice for the garden border or containers. Can be planted outdoors in the Autumn in Zones 6-10. Gardeners in northern zones should keep the tender perennials and desirable annual herbs indoors during the cold months.
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