About This

• FLAVORFUL KITCHEN HERB SEEDS FOR PLANTING - Reliable English thyme adds warm, earthy aroma to family meals, offering fresh leaves for cooking, drying, and year-round pantry use in a compact, easy-to-grow form
• INDOOR OR Outdoor Growing – Thyme plants thrive on sunny windowsills, patio pots, or raised beds with minimal care, making it an ideal herb for small spaces and cold-season indoor gardeners seeking fresh flavor
• HEIRLOOM THYMUS VULGARIS - True culinary thyme with classic needle-shaped leaves, steady growth, and dependable germination that performs across US regions for home cooks and beginners alike
• EASY TO GROW WITH RELIABLE GERMINATION - Start thyme seeds on the soil surface and mist gently to avoid burying or washing them away, ensuring strong early growth for dependable herb plants
• FAMILY OWNED USA SMALL BUSINESS – Heirloom non-GMO seeds from Survival Garden Seeds, a trusted American brand; always open-pollinated, untreated, and quality tested for garden success

Overview

• Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Indoor, Outdoor
• Brand : SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS
• Material Feature : GMO Free, Heirloom
• Color : Green
• Special Feature : Compact, Disease Resistant, Drought Tolerant, High Germination Rate, Low Maintenance
• Expected Blooming Period : Summer to Fall
• Sunlight Exposure : Full Sun
• Unit Count : 3.0 Count
• Expected Planting Period : Spring to Fall
• Product Care Instructions : Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before transplanting after the last frost. Surface sow or barely cover as light is required for germination. Keep moist but not soaked until germination. Space plants 8" apart. Clip tips to encourage branching after plant reaches 3-4 inches tall. Our professionally designed packets provide precise instructions for planting depth, soil temperature, sunlight requirements, and moisture needs as well as expert tips for harvesting and sustainable seed saving. Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before transplanting after the last frost. Surface sow or barely cover as light is required for germination. Keep moist but not soaked until germination.… See more