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Thyme 'German Winter'

Improves soil structure and naturally feeds your garden.

  • Improved soil structure: boosts drainage and loosens compacted soil
  • Special composition: unique 50/50 mix with deep-burrowing worms
  • Great for: gardens and lawns

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Description

Pre-sow outside: March - April
Plant out outside: May
Sow directly: May - June
Harvesting: July-August
Contents bag: 2.5 m2
Brand: De Bolster
Organic
Contents small packaging  :  0.5 grams (for min. 30 m2)
Number of seeds per gram  :  4000 seeds
Planting distance  :  25x25 cm
Situation :  sun-part shade
Plant height  :  15-25 cm
Edible flower  :  Yes

Thyme 'German Winter' is a perennial kitchen and healing herb. The leaves and stem tips can be used fresh or dried. After flowering, it is recommended to cut the plants so that they form young shoots again and get through the winter better. Thyme is derived from purplish tubular flowers where each flower has four petals and a calyx. Thyme is used converted into pasta dishes.

Height 20 cm. Sow in April under glass and plant out in May. sometimes sow in open ground in June-July. Include a planting distance of 30x15 cm as standard. Blooms in the second year in early summer. The stem tops with leaves are harvested, which can also be dried well

Ingredients & recipe

0.5 grams of organic ‘Duitse Winter’ thyme seeds, approximately 4,000 seeds per gram.

How to use it
  • Sow under glass in March–April and plant out in May, or sow directly in May–July.
  • Choose sun to partial shade and use approximately 25 × 25 cm spacing.
  • Harvest stem tips with leaves in July–August, fresh or dried.
  • Cut back after flowering for young shoots and better overwintering.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions

When does Duitse Winter thyme flower?

This perennial thyme flowers from its second year, at the beginning of summer.

Can I dry this thyme?

Yes, the stem tips with leaves can be used fresh and are also suitable for drying.

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