When you think of thyme, maybe you consider its culinary uses. The herb is probably in your spice cabinet right now or growing on your window sill waiting to be added to your next dish. But there ...

While it's mostly evergreen, in severe winters, and especially under traffic abuse, its stems tend to split apart and drop ...

Harvesting thyme regularly keeps thyme plants from becoming woody and encourages plants to leaf out and produce more branches ...

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Add the thyme leaves, season with salt and freshly ground pepper. Place a paper lid on top of the vegetables directly to keep in the steam. Then cover the saucepan with a tight fitting lid and ...

“Thyme can be cut and enjoyed throughout the year,” she said. “Trim the leaves and stems for improved bushy growth when the plant gets leggy. The leaves will have more flavor if cut before ...