I planted some thyme seeds,july last year,this thyme survived winter,didn't know if this is common thyme or creeping thyme ? ? and is there a difference in taste ? ?
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Creeping thyme ?
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Talking about thyme I remember what I saw in New Zealand. The driver of our tourist bus pointed it out to me. The green that one sees covering the low lying mountains he said was thyme.
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It looks more like common thyme and no I never noticed a difference in taste. the creeping thyme I have does not bush up that high. I noticed that my herbs did very well in the raised bed despite how terrible the winter was up here, the rosemary and thyme especially look real good but I managed to kill the oregano that had made it thru the winter. That's what I get for trying to move stuff. I put in a Russian sage about two years ago and that seems like it will go again this year, I am pretty happy about that because it is delightful in herb butter.