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Thymus vulgaris
Low-growing perennial herb with tiny leaves and big flavor. Also a beautiful ground cover.
Needs excellent drainage. Trim after flowering to prevent woodiness. Very drought tolerant.
💧 Hydroponic Notes
Grows well in Kratky systems. Slow to start but very low-maintenance once established. Prefers drier conditions — avoid waterlogged roots.
Non-toxic to cats and dogs in normal culinary amounts.
Informational only — always check with a veterinarian if you suspect your pet has eaten something it shouldn't have.
Traditional and some clinical evidence for cough/respiratory support (thymol) — see the Medicinal Herb Garden guide for detail and preparation.
Informational only, not medical advice — consult a healthcare provider before using any plant medicinally.