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Lemon Thyme, 19.3 oz (2-Pack), Live Plants Lemon Thyme, 19.3 oz (2-Pack), Live Plants Lemon Thyme 2 pack Lemon Thyme 2 pack

Lemon Thyme, 19.3 oz (2-Pack), Live Plants

2PK |  4.5" Pot |  $14.99
If you love the fabulous fragrance and flavor lemons lend to your favorite dishes, try growing lemon thyme as a convenient alternative to the fruit. Easy to grow, it’s ideal for any recipe that calls for lemons, including roasts, marinades, soups, veggies, and even desserts. Lemon thyme’s glossy, green foliage looks like traditional winter thyme but smells like a lemon grove! Evergreen in zones 8 and 9, the vigorous herb can be shaped to create a small hedge for use in a traditional knot garden. A Mediterranean native, lemon thyme grows best in well-drained, fairly dry soil in full sun or partial shade. Try growing it in a container if drainage is an issue in garden beds. Perennial in zones 7 to 9. Read More
When is the right time to plant for you?
Tool Tip Based on where you live, you are assigned a specific USDA hardiness zone number. This dictates when you should plant your vegetables and herbs.

Buy and Plant by Mid to late May

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The Highlights

Culinary use To give dishes a lemon flavor Features Tiny, aromatic and flavorful lemon-scented leaves
Garden use Herb garden, flower border, containers, seasonal ground cover Light Full sun to part shade
Planting time Spring Plant size 12 inches tall
Soil Light, well drained, on the dry side Spacing 18 to 24 inches apart
Type Perennial in zones 7 to 9

Welcome your Plant

1. Remove Packaging

Take each individual bonnie plant out of the box before carefully opening each individual plant’s packaging. Be cautious of soil that may have shifted during transportation.

2. Check the Soil

Your plants were watered right before shipping, but they may have become thirsty during travel. If the soil is dry to the touch, give your plants a good drink before planting.

3. Adjustment Period

Let your plants get used to their new environment. Set them in a warm, sunny spot for 34 to 48 hours so they can recover from their trip before being planted.

Long term Care

1. Location, location

Find the right spot for your plant. Check each plant’s tag for information on how much sun your plan’s need. Growing tip: if your plant needs full sun, a south-facing area will give you the most sunlight. If your plan can grow in part shade, an east or west-facing window might be enough.

2. Soil & drainage

Making sure your container has holes to allow excess water to drain is vital to your plant’s health! We recommend planting your Bonnie Plant in Miracle-Gro Potting Mix for containers, or Miracle-Gro Garden Soil for planting in ground.

3. Hungry plants

Feeding your plants is one of the best ways to improve your plant’s health and maximize your harvest. We recommend feeding with Miracle-Gro plant food when you transplant, and feeding regularly following label directions for best results.