Showing posts with label lime thyme. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lime thyme. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Herbs.
Today I bought starts of a few herbs. These are hardy enough to plant now. They'll have head starts on any I grow later, from seeds.
German chamomile. Grows larger than Roman chamomile. I planted 2 of these in the end of the vegetable bed. Annual.
Roman Chamomile. More prostrate habit. I planted these in the iris bed. Perennial.
Thyme. In this case, a variety called "Lime Thyme", with a lime fragrance. I planted 2 of these in the iris bed. Ning likes using thyme in roasted root vegetable. Also rosemary, which I already have in a different area and will transplant to the iris bed.
Lemon balm. I bought these to plant under the beehive. I read that lemon balm is attractive to honey bees, and lemon grass oil is used to attract bees to a hive. I could have dug up plants from home for the Battleground place, and still might. These are already nicely packaged in containers, so will be easy to plant.
Labels:
chamomile,
herbs,
lemon balm,
lime thyme,
melissa,
thyme
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