Thymus vulgarisHerb gardening with 'Silver Edge' will bring added dimension to the garden. Among herb plants with lovely variegation, this wonderful plant is sure to delight. This Thyme will partner well with other plants in the garden, especially handsome when planted in a
pot and container. 'Silver Edge' Thyme works well as an ornamental - try planting it with
Lantana 'Confetti' for a bold patio accent!
From the Greek word for courage, Thyme has long been associated with chivalry and bravery. Historically used as an ingredient in the embalming process of Ancient Egyptians,Thyme is today one of the key components in brand name mouthwashes.
'Silver Edge' Thyme has brighter white variegation than other silver Thymes. A flavorful
culinary herb, it can be used for any recipe calling for the lemony flavor of Thyme and works well with
Dwarf Sage and
Parsley to season meats, stews and soups.
This herb is very drought tolerant and can be used in place of grass on the lawn. To keep Thyme happy, plant in full sun and well-drained soil. Grows 8-12" tall.
Also available in our four inch hand thrown Guy Wolff
Greenhouse Pot. The aged finish of these classic terracotta pots will add style
to your naturally beautiful plants! Whether it's a "thank you" for
the hostess with the “mostest”, or a corporate Christmas gift, these potted
herbs make the perfect gift.
Thymus vulgaris
Characteristics: 'Silver Edge' Thyme is a small evergreen shrub, excellent for a ground cover. Leaves have white margins around dark green; flowers are light purple in summer.
Light: Thyme is a Mediterranean herb—it will flourish in dry, sunny conditions.
Water: Thyme has average water needs. Water regularly but be careful not to overwater.
Soil: Thyme likes dry, lean, well-drained soil. Thyme is susceptible to root rot and fungus if exposed to constant moisture. Like most herbs, it’s a good idea to thoroughly let thyme dry out before you give it a deep watering.
Use: A fragrant culinary herb, silver edge thyme is a lovely addition to shellfish, egg dishes, and vegetables.