5 Common Garden Thyme Perennial Herb Plant Cuttings Clippings to Propagate
What you snag: Five at-least 3-inch cuttings of Common Garden Thyme for propagationCommon Name: ThymeGarden Thyme grows in a mound and is 6-12 inches.It is a gorgeous and fragrant addition to any garden.Some uses/benefits:Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies and pollinators.effortless to growFragrant leaves and flowersCulinary and medicinal usesU.S. Hardiness Zone: 5-9Sun Requirement: Full SunWater Requirement: Let dry between wateringHow long it takes for cuttings of this plant to root: 4-6 weeksInstructions for rooting:~ Your cuttings will come with some of the bottom leaves stripped from the stem; plant the stripped area into moist soil (a pot with soil, or directly into a garden bed). They can also be rooted in a glass of water.~ Keep the soil moist until the cuttings root; you can check to see if they rooted by gently pulling on the cutting and seeing if it gives resistance, indicating roots have developed.