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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comIt seemed to be creeping which is described of ornamentals. Also, is ornamental thyme still edible and can be used for cooking? Thanks.
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1 Comment To "Hi! I Need Some Help In Identfiying If My Thyme Plant Is Culinary Or Ornamental."
#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 11/29/2021 @ 11:45 am
While some varieties of thyme are used primarily in cooking, any variety can be used for flavoring (except perhaps the ones used in a footpath.) Some of the best for culinary uses are the German, French, and English Thymus vulgaris as well as the citrus scented thymes. Woolly thyme and creeping thyme are used primarily as an ornamental, between pavers. Yours looks like a prostrate variety.
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