Mauve Thyme | |
Mayfair Thyme | |
Mongolian Thyme | |
Mongolian White Thyme | |
Peter Davis Thyme | |
Portuguese Thyme | |
Russetings Thyme | |
Snow White Thyme | |
Hop-Headed Thyme Cordiothymus capitatus | |
Silver Thyme Thymus Argenteus | Notes: An upright thyme that has each tiny leaf edged in silver. It can be used in the kitchen, but the 8 inch mound it forms in your garden is more than enough reason to include it in your garden. Hardy to well below zero. |
Archer's Gold Thyme Thymus Aureus | Notes: Yellow-edged leaves. |
Doone Valley Thyme Thymus Aureus | |
Golden King Thyme Thymus Aureus | |
Golden Thyme Thymus Aureus | Notes: yellowish leaves |
Longwood Thyme Thymus Aureus | |
Pinewood Thyme Thymus Aureus | |
Tuffet Thyme Thymus caespititius cv. | |
Camphor Thyme Thymus camphoratus | |
Silver Needle Thyme Thymus cherleriodes | |
Caraway Thyme Thymus herba-barona | Notes: A trailing thyme with an intense smell of caraway. The English use it to flavor beef. |
Nutmeg Thyme Thymus herba-barona | |
Moonlight Thyme Thymus leuchotrichus | |
Caucasian Thyme Thymus nummilarus | |
Linear Leaf Lilac Thymus pannonicus | |
Elfin Thyme Thymus praecox | Notes: The tiniest creeper around. Excellent between pavers. |
Mother of Thyme Thymus praecox | |
Coconut Thyme Thymus praecox articus | Notes: This low grower is not sturdy under foot so should go in a rock garden or container as opposed to in between pavers. Has Pink flowers in late spring. |
Albus Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Anne Hall Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Coccineus Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | Notes: Crimson Thyme or Creeping Red Thyme |
Creeping Mother of Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Creeping White Moss Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Lemon Creeping Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Minor Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Passion Pink Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Pink Chintz Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Pink Ripple Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
Red Creeping Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | |
White Moss Thyme Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus | Notes: Diminutive creeper rising an inch or so above the ground. Is covered in white flowers in the middle of summer. |
Wooley Thyme Thymus psuedolanuginosus | Notes: Ideal tough thyme for walking on. Has very little scent but does have lovely hairy grey foliage, is 2 to 3" high and has pink flowers to help make up for its lack of fragrance. |
Oregano Thyme Thymus pulegioides cv. | |
Pennsylvania Dutch Tea Thyme Plant Thymus pulegioides cv. | Notes: Dark green almost glossy leaves with a flavor that, according to some, is reminisent of black tea. A hardy upright thyme with pink flowers in late spring. |
Anne Hall Wooley Thyme Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Hall's Woolly Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Lemon Mist Thyme Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Lemon, Golden Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Lemon, Silver Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Lime Thyme Thymus pulegioides L. | Notes: Soft light green foliage with a crisp lime aroma. Grows to 5". |
Spicy Orange Thyme Thymus pulegioides L. | |
Creeping Thyme Thymus serphyllum | Notes: The ideal thyme to cascade over rocks and pots. A lovely plant with pink flowers. Grows 6" tall and not very sturdy underfoot. |
Goldstream Thyme Thymus v. serpyllum | |
English Thyme Thymus vulgaris | |
English Wedgewood Thyme Thymus vulgaris | |
French Thyme Thymus vulgaris | Notes: An upright culinary thyme also referred to as Summer Thyme. Grows to 8" and flowers in early summer. |
Gray Hill Thyme Thymus vulgaris | |
Lavender Thyme Thymus vulgaris | Notes: Lovely fragrance when heated by the sun. Low growing (4" with dainty pink flowers appearing in the middle of summer. |
Silver Posie Thymus vulgaris | Notes: Leaves with white margins |
Orange Balsam Thyme Thymus vulgaris cv. | Notes: One of the most distinctive and charming upright thymes. The gray-green foliage has pink flowers in the late spring. Has a fine heavy citrus scent. |
Golden Transparent Thyme Thymus x 'Clear Gold' | |
Lemon Caraway Thyme Thymus x citriodorus | |
Lemon Frost Thyme Thymus x citriodorus | |
Lemon Thyme Thymus x citriodorus | Notes: This upright thyme is delightful in the kitchen and the garden. |
Note: Many of the Scientific names are tentative as our sources give conflicting information.