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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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Time after.... Thyme? (Are these thyme seedlings?)
Comments (3)Coming back with a followup in case anyone else runs into this! Turns out they were lemon mint balm seedlings. They're growing very nicely. Thank you, purpleinopp, for making an html link! I have a add-on to my firefox browser that makes addresses into clickable links, so I completely missed that....See MoreThyme to 'Pot Up' Thyme seedlings????
Comments (2)Thanks yiorges... I have transplanted them one seedling per pot, they just look so tiny and lonely in their new homes. Almost all of them are still standing up, a few had already fell over in the peat pot with the top leaves still up toward the light... I am curious on these... should I remove the seed leaves, and plant it down to there? The stem is darker purple on the ones that fell until the bend and green leaves turning back up to the light, just wondering if that could be under the soil? These guys look so itty bitty all alone in their new pots, but - apparently they are gonna spread and grow to fill it up eventually.. Thanks!...See MoreThyme After Thyme, Thyme in a Bottle ...
Comments (3)Usually, this isn't at all the way my brain works, but the combination of thyme flowers and a patio might be a problem because of the bees. Right now my thyme is positively buzzing with the little creatures. You can hear it as you go down the walk. Since I'm using it as a groundcover, I walk past and look at the bees, and they probably ignore me. I wouldn't think it a particularly good idea to walk through there, though....See MoreMy Creeping Thyme isn't flowering
Comments (11)I planted “Annie Hall” creeping thyme in northeast Ohio & Kentucky and it bloomed fabulous the 1st year + every year after. Actually had some of this in a potted plant, put it in the ground in eastern TN & sane thing. Meanwhile I planted Pink Chintz 2 years ago in TN… healthy, spread nicely but very minimal flowering. SO disappointed… should have planted Annie Hall creeping thyme as it’s doing fabulous in eastern TN (knoxville / Chattanooga areas)...See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
6 years agoJabber (Z6A)
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6 years agoCathy Kaufell
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agogardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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