Thyme Pseudolanuginosus Herb Plant - 9cm Pot - 3 Pack

A mat-forming, evergreen perennial with lemon-scented grey-green foliage. This bushy thyme is perf...

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The Thyme Pseudolanuginosus is an ideal mat-forming evergreen perennial for gardeners looking to create a fragrant, pollinator-friendly ground cover in sunny borders or rock gardens. This bushy plant is highly valued for its lemon-scented, grey-green foliage and vibrant pink flowers, though it requires specific attention to soil drainage to prevent root issues during wetter seasons.

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Model Part Number1420445
BrandPrimrose

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FAQs

When does the plant bloom?

Thyme Pseudolanuginosus produces pink flowers from May through June.

Is this plant edible?

While this is a variety of Thyme, it is primarily marketed as an ornamental ground cover; check specific labels if you intend to use it for culinary purposes.

How often should I divide the plant?

Divide large clumps in early spring as needed, typically every 2-3 years, to maintain health and vigor.

Does it need fertilizer?

Thyme generally prefers leaner soils and does not require heavy fertilization; too much nutrients can cause weak, leggy growth.

Can I plant it in a container?

Yes, as long as the pot has excellent drainage and the plant is kept in full sun.

Troubleshooting

Plant looks woody or sparse

This often happens if the plant isn't pruned regularly; trim back hard after flowering to encourage new, dense growth.

Yellowing leaves or root rot

Check soil drainage immediately; the plant is likely sitting in water, so consider moving it to a drier spot or adding grit to the soil.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Attractive lemon-scented foliage
  • Excellent for attracting pollinators
  • Hardy evergreen perennial
  • Fast-growing for quick coverage

Cons

  • Requires well-drained soil
  • Needs post-flowering pruning to stay tidy
  • Sensitive to waterlogged soil conditions

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure success, plant your Thyme in a position that receives full sun and utilizes soil that is neutral to alkaline with excellent drainage. Avoid heavy clay soils that retain excess moisture. For long-term care, prune the plant back hard using garden shears immediately after the flowering season finishes in June to maintain a compact, bushy habit. If you notice your clumps becoming too large or center-heavy after a few years, perform a division in early spring to rejuvenate the plant and expand your garden coverage.

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