





Thyme
Thyme produces small pink flowers making it a pretty member of your herb kitchen which bees and butterflies love to visit. The herb is also useful as an aromatic ground covering and makes a lovely bouquet of cut flowers.
Plants will be delivered from the last week of March to protect them from frost damage. If you would like them earlier, please get in touch.
A member of the Soto team will be in contact in mid-March to arrange a convenient date for delivery.



Top Tip
Trim after flowering to keep shape.
How to care for Thyme

Aspect
Thyme loves to be in the sun.

Care Level
Thyme needs little attention.

Watering
Water regularly to avoid dry soil.

Feeding
Plant with a good quality, peat free compost. No need to feed.

Soil
If planting in the ground, thyme prefers rocky, well drained soil to thrive.