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Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5 G
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Thyme Seeds 0.5G

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Jeremy
Wow, that’s a lot of Thyme!

You get a lot of seeds here, it’s no joke. I barely used any of them and look at this harvest!They all seemed to sprout fine, which means I used too many in my garden.I did have one rogue plant from the seeds that looked like a Basil. No big deal.The thyme is very good and even makes good tea!

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drshmug
A moment in thyme

To paraphrase Diana Ross, “They’re comin’ up!” In growing area 10, they germinated in May. Started in a planter in coconut husk material outdoors on a balcony. I am looking forward to seeing them grow up. We will use thyme a great deal in cooking.

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Bill Moses
Abundant Thyme Seeds for My Home Garden

The Thyme Seeds Pack has been a delightful addition to my gardening experience. With over 1,350 non-GMO heirloom thyme seeds in individual packets, I have plenty to sow both indoors and outdoors. These seeds have sprouted into healthy thyme plants, adding flavor and aroma to my cooking while also attracting beneficial pollinators to my garden. The convenience of the individual seed packets makes planting and organizing a breeze. Overall, it's a simple yet satisfying investment for anyone looking to grow their own herbs at home.

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Robert Wallace
Pack of thyme seeds

Thyme seeds.Likes:-QR codes with gardening information and websites included-non-GMO-lots of seeds!-heirloom seeds-USA companyDislikes:None

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Assad A.
Good choice

Very food for cooking

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susan e huerta
So excited

Received the seeds quickly and liked the packaging. They will be growing on my window sill

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todd a.
i would buy from them again

there growing great

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Leslie Rodney
Poor jerminstion

It did not meet my expectation jerminstion was poorAbout 40-45 percent jerminstion

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Samantha Smith
Swing chair

Great quality

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Amazon Customer
Tyme seeds

Seeds germinated and are growing

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Heather M.
Great germination rate

I planted these thyme seeds about a week and a half ago and the germination rate has been really good. A lot of them sprouted within the first week and are looking healthy so far. I’m happy with how well they’re coming up. 5 stars!

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Garden Zaddy9A
Outstanding!

This pack of thyme seeds is an excellent value — over 1,350 heirloom, non-GMO seeds ready for planting. They sprout easily and grow into healthy, flavorful herbs that are perfect for cooking or your garden. I love having fresh thyme on hand straight from my own herb bed. A simple and rewarding choice for any gardener!

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reviewer
Good

Great germination

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Connor
Grew well.

I got these thyme seeds for my herb garden and they grew well. I was able to transplant them outside when the weather was warmer, growing them in a window box, and I got herbs through the summer and fall.The price is about what I would expect for a large pack of seeds.

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Geoff
Growing quite well

Thyme is something I ALWAYS try to make sure I have growing and use it often. These seeds have done well, I have no complaints. I have plenty left over, I will be planting these again next Spring.

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Jim P
Good viability and taste

These seeds were reliably viable. They grew appropriately and yielded tasty thyme, which lasted us the season. Happy with the amount of seeds (more than enough) and value.

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Paige Turner
Good for the home grower

I have a little herb raised garden bed and these seeds are perfect to ensure I have thyme all year long. I mostly use it in the winter months but it's nice to keep on hand and dry. I started seeds and they did sprout which was a bonus! Looking forward to delicious meals throughout the year.

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James Freeman
Got a good bit of it growing.

First time using thyme in my hydroponic garden, They sprouted quickly and I have a few stalks starting to grow. Not a huge fan of the packet they come in but I just put the extra in a bag to keep dry and store them that way.

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Josie O.
Good seeds

I didn't weigh or count these seeds but the seller provides many, many seeds. I'm happy and these are sealed upon delivery. I'm able to clearly read the labels on the instructions.

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Maddi
Expensive but growing well

Over 8 bucks for a single packet of seeds is very steep. You can get "fancy" seeds like this from seed websites that don't cost this much. And seeds at home improvement stores are around 3 bucks, although they won't be non-GMO and heirloom typically. So I probably wouldn't buy these seeds again because of the price.They do seem to be performing well so far. I planted some of them and they germinated relatively quickly.

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Melissa Mair
Thyme Seed pack

These seeds worked great for my garden. Thyme grew just great in the garden. Would buy from again.

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Josh
Growing Well!

I put these seeds in my Aerogarden, and it's doing a great job of growing so far! I've done multiple harvests, and it continues to grow back just fine! The flavor is nice, with just enough of that spicy herbaceous thyme flavor that makes it stand out.

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JK.Barker
Thyme Seeds Pack 0.5G - Over 1,350 Non-GMO Heirloom Thyme Seeds

These seeds are nice and as expected. I have had a good germination rate so far.

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PickyProductPundit
Non-GMO Thyme for herbs & natural pest control

I'm really excited to sow these and see if the germination rate meets expectations. So far, the company leaves a very favorable impression. Non-GMO heirloom seeds from a US company packaged without waste but with maximum seed protection and preservation in mind. I'm excited to harvest this, of course, but also excited to use the thyme for companion planting for its natural pest control properties.

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Andrea8430
Great seed

These are great seeds! They germinate quickly and begin producing fast too. So far I haven’t had any problems with any of the seeds. This is a great great seed from great company. I’m very pleased!

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Carolyn Rozmarynowski
Wonderful company with quality seeds!

I have been happy with other seeds from this company, so decided to try these as well. I'm creating an herb garden and love the idea of filling it with heirloom, non-GMO seeds! There are so many seeds in this packet! They look great and seem quite fresh. The package has a good description of the plant's mature size, germination instructions for starting them indoors or outdoors, and growing information (full to partial sun, spacing, depth, etc.)

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Terpsichore
Replacing Old Thyme Plants Hydro and Soil

I’ve had thyme plants growing in my hydroponic garden indoors as well as outside in the herb garden. But it’s time to replace them. So just starting these seeds in water and in soil pots. Will report back if any issues. Other seeds from this producer have worked out well, so should be fine. Thyme takes a while to get going is my opinion, so patience is needed. A hydro start is tricky but they do get established eventually. Non-GMO and USA grown. Useful info on the packet and QR codes, but needs the harvest year on it. Seeds can last a long time if properly stored.

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jeff
Organo Thyme Seeds

I've had really good luck with Organo seeds. After struggling with so many different seed vendors, I found Organo microgreens and went from a sub 20% germination rate to above 95%. I've now purchased at least a dozen of their packs and all of them are reliable. These seeds specifically popped fast and have very few dudes, if any at all. I don't even use the paper towel method anymore because I know they are going to germinate and I don't need to send pictures of duds anymore. Throw them in the soil where you want them, you do not need to overseed and cull with reliable seeds like these. Organo has quickly become my go-to when looking for seeds. Unrelated, but their vegetable packs and microgreen packs are absolutely amazing. 1 pack to get an entire vegetable garden going or enough microgreens to keep your kitchen crop green for years.

Features

Life Cycle Annual, Perennial
Planting Season Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Sunlight Full sun
Watering Needs Moderate
Hardiness Zone 3a, 3b, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a, 9b, 10a, 10b
Suitable Space Indoors, Outdoors
Plant Characteristics Edible, Fragrant
Cultivar Type Heirloom
Seed Treatment Untreated
Certifications Non-GMO

Grow Fragrant, Hardy Herbs with Heirloom, Non-GMO Thyme Seeds

Thyme is one of those quietly essential herbs that earns a spot in every garden. Our heirloom thyme seeds (Thymus vulgaris) grow into low, woody perennials that return year after year, spilling over path edges and containers while giving you fragrant sprigs for the kitchen all season long.

Who it's for

Ideal for cooks and low-water gardeners. Once established, thyme is tough and drought tolerant, thrives in poor soil, and comes back on its own each spring, so it rewards a little patience with years of use. It is also lovely tucked between stepping stones or at the front of a border.

How & when to plant

Thyme seeds are tiny, so sow them on the surface and press them in gently rather than burying them, since they need light to sprout. Start them indoors 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost, or sow directly once the soil warms. Germination is slow and uneven, often 14 to 28 days, so keep the surface lightly moist and be patient. Grow thyme in full sun with soil that drains well, spacing plants about 8 to 12 inches apart. Our Thyme growing guide walks through the details.

Growing & care

Thyme dislikes wet roots, so let the soil dry between waterings and give it a sunny, airy spot. Trim it back after it flowers to keep it compact and stop it turning woody, and it will happily return each spring in most gardens. It rarely needs feeding.

Harvest

Snip sprigs as you need them once plants are established, taking no more than a third at a time so they keep growing. The flavor is at its best just before the plant flowers. Thyme is easy to dry, so you can keep a jar for the pantry too.

Benefits & uses

Thyme is a kitchen workhorse. Add it to soups, stews, roasts, beans, and marinades, or tie it into a bouquet garni. The flowers are a favorite of bees, so a patch of thyme feeds you and the pollinators at the same time.

Why thyme belongs in your garden

Our thyme seed is heirloom, non-GMO, and untreated, chosen for strong germination and packed fresh by a licensed seed dealer based in the USA. Plant it once and enjoy it for years, saving seed from your own plants as you go. Pick the pack size that suits your garden and get sowing.

FAQ

Common thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a hardy perennial, usually in USDA zones 5 to 9. It returns each spring and forms a low, woody mound.
Sow the tiny seeds on the surface and press them in gently, since they need light to sprout. Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost or sow directly when the soil warms; germination is slow, often 14 to 28 days.
Give thyme full sun and soil that drains well, and space plants about 8 to 12 inches apart. It thrives in poor, dry soil.
Snip sprigs as needed once plants are established, taking no more than a third at a time. Flavor is best just before flowering, and thyme dries easily.
Let the soil dry between waterings, since thyme dislikes wet roots, and trim it back after flowering to keep it compact rather than woody.
Thyme flavors soups, stews, roasts, beans, and marinades, and it is a key part of a bouquet garni. Its flowers are also loved by bees.
Start Winter Thyme indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost, or sow outdoors after frost has passed. Barely cover the tiny seeds with 1/8 inch of soil, keep them warm at 65 to 70 F, and expect germination in 14 to 21 days.
Each packet contains approximately 525 seeds, giving you plenty to start a generous thyme patch and account for the fine seed's typical germination rate.
Winter Thyme thrives in full sun and lean, well-drained soil. It is a hardy perennial in USDA zones 5 through 9 and stays semi-evergreen through mild winters, ready to harvest much of the year.
Space thyme plants about 8 to 12 inches apart. Each plant spreads into a low mound roughly 12 inches wide, so this spacing lets them fill in as a fragrant, low-growing edging or ground cover.
Snip sprigs anytime once plants are established, ideally just before flowering when the oils are strongest. Strip the small leaves for soups, roasts, stuffing, and marinades, or add whole sprigs while simmering and remove before serving.
Yes. These are open-pollinated heirloom, non-GMO seeds, so you can save seed from your own plants and expect the same reliable, hardy thyme year after year.