Thyme
Organic non GMO seeds for aromatic plants
2,95 € – 84,20 €
Perennial and evergreen plant, it gives rise to compact, dense shrubs. Appreciated for its not only culinary, but also ornamental and medicinal uses, Thyme is a hardy variety that grows well even in poor soils; cultivating it, therefore, is simple even for the novice.
Technical Sheet
Thyme for aromatic plants – Non-GMO organic seed
Botanical name: Thymus
Packaging available: 2 gr | 5 gr | 10 gr | 20 gr | 50 gr | 100 gr
Seed colour: brown
Taste: aromatic and intense, with notes of pine and mint
Origin: Italy
Growing informations
Sowing time: February – August (in seedbed)
Harvest time: May – September
Distance between rows: 50/60 cm
Distance in rows: 30 cm
Sowing depth: 0 cm
Exposure: full sun
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