21000+ Creeping Thyme Seeds for Planting Outdoor -Perennial Flowers Plant in Home Garden Backyard Non-GMO
Original price was: $9.99.$7.99Current price is: $7.99.
Product Description
Planting in Dry, Sandy Soil: Thyme prefers dry conditions and thrives in sandy, well-drained soils, making it ideal for low-water gardens.
Indoor Herb Garden: Grow thyme indoors on a sunny windowsill, ensuring the plant receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day.
Adding thyme flowers plants to your gardening benefits the local ecosystem and improves garden health. Thyme flower add beauty to your space and promote biodiversity in your garden.
Growing in Containers: Thyme thrives in pots or containers. Choose a pot with good drainage, and use a well-draining potting mix.
Perfect for moms, adults and men’s gardening boxes. Share the joy from budding to blooming with your family and friends
8 reviews for 21000+ Creeping Thyme Seeds for Planting Outdoor -Perennial Flowers Plant in Home Garden Backyard Non-GMO
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Amazon Customer –
Very happy!!!
Germination as expected in our greenhouse. I sprinkled some outside at the same time and didnât do as well but this was expected so I am still very happy. I recommend finding directions on line and following carefully as they need direct sun and no soil on top to germinate.
Amazon Customer –
NOT EVEN CREEPING THYME. Look like weeds/tufts of grass!
WRONG SEEDS! NOT CREEPING THYME. Planted tons of these. Worked my tail off getting them to sprout, thinning, potting them up and eventually into the ground.I planted 50 in my walkway and now as they get bigger it’s OBVIOUS this is not thyme.They are just tufts of grass looking plants. SUCH A WASTE OF TIME, ENERGY AND GROWING SEASON! i could cry!
Vicki –
Completely as described.
I received them today and have to laugh at all the complaints of the package being so small. The seeds are so tiny, there’s no doubt that there are as many as stated. If you can’t tell that by looking, then you should pain yourself to count them. I can’t wait to get these planted. Even if only a rew hundred sprout I’ll be happy.
Kindle Customer –
Creeping Thyme Seeds
My seeds came on time and in good condition. I ordered 6000 seeds to put on a hill.Cree
Olivia Loy –
Canât tell
Ours sprouted but not sure if itâs grass or creeping thyme. Can anyone tell us?
LisaB –
Thousands of seeds.
These arrive in an opaque plastic bag, without any markings other than a small sticker with a bar code and print stating that it is Creeping Thyme.When you open the bag, inside is another small, sealed, clear cellophane bag containing the tiny seeds, again with no markings or any indication of what is inside. You can not reseal the inside bag.If you were not aware of what it was, in other words if someone else saw the bag laying about, they would think it contained crushed black pepper, and probably try to eat it.There are no directions for use, no frills at all, just a very small bag containing what I would guess to be thousands and thousands of tiny seeds.Still, I have a perfect place to sow these, and I hope they spring up a beautiful ground cover of fragrant and lovely leaves and blooms.I had to take off one star for the unmarked packaging, but they did arrive in lightning speed and my order was fulfilled as expected.
Kathryn P. –
Too soon
Just planted so nothing to report yet. Hopefully they will sprout! There were a LOT of seeds!
Emily Christian –
Not much luck
I tried to grow these inside before putting them out and got a small start, but then all growth stopped. I tried another batch and got the same result.Iâm going to keep trying, but donât have much faith. I was really looking forward to this for my garden.