This section is from the book "Vegetable Gardening", by Ralph L. Watts. Also available from Amazon: Vegetable Gardening.
Thyme (Figure 105) is a popular herb used for seasoning. It may be propagated by means of seeds, root divisions and layers. The plants should stand about 6 inches apart in the row, the distance between rows depending upon the method of cultivation. It thrives in any good soil. The leaves are picked and sold at once or dried and preserved for winter sales.
 
Continue to:
plants, crops, gardening, cultivated, harvesting, food ,greenhouses, fertiliser, vegitables