Common thyme forms a neat 6- to 12-inch mound of tiny, sweetly pungent leaves. Hardy across a vast range (Sunset zones 1–24, 26, 28–43), it thrives in full sun to light shade with regular water. An excellent container plant and attractive edging for herb, vegetable, or flower beds.
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