Thyme Wild (Thymus Pulegioides)

Thyme Wild, scientifically known as Thymus Pulegioides, a charming perennial that will add a touch of fragrance and flavor to your garden. Also With its tiny lavender flowers and aromatic leaves, this herbaceous plant delights the senses. So Growing up to 6 to 12 inches tall, it forms a lovely low-growing ground cover, perfect for edging pathways or filling in gaps in rock gardens.

Not just a treat for humans, Thyme Wild also attracts bees and butterflies, making it a pollinator-friendly addition to your garden. Ideal for sunny and well-drained spots, this versatile herb is a must-have for culinary enthusiasts and garden lovers alike.

Embrace the beauty and utility of Thyme Wild and create an inviting haven for both you and the pollinators.

Fun Facts:

• Botanical Name: Thymus Pulegioides
• Height: 2-10"
• Life Cycle: Perennial
• Color: Pink
• Bloom Season: Summer
• Light Requirements: Full Sun
• Hardiness Zones: All
• Colorado Native Plant

More importantly here is what you get!

At Finding Nectar, you can purchase Thyme Wild (Thymus Pulegioides) in a 4 inch pot, grown from seed, without the use of systemic pesticides, and are nurtured in living soil. We prioritize the root health of our flowers rather than forcing them to bloom, giving them the best chance to flourish in your yard within the first year.

Here is why it's important

At Finding Nectar in Arvada, Colorado, we highly value pollinators' vital role in ecosystems and food supply. Therefore, we thoughtfully select plants, like the Thyme Wild (Thymus Pulegioides), to support them.

These nectar-rich and pollen-filled plants nourish bees, butterflies, and more. By using our pollinator-friendly species, you actively preserve essential beings and create a thriving garden. Moreover, as a dedicated nursery serving the Front Range, you can shop worry-free about climate suitability.

Join us in creating a sustainable environment for both plants and pollinators! So, choose Finding Nectar for a greener future. Act now and make a difference with Finding Nectar!