The Garden by Channan Din
Thyme Seeds
Thyme Seeds
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Genuine Bentley Seed Co. seeds — imported from the USA. Bred and selected in the United States and packed for The Garden by Chanan Din, Lahore. Non-GMO. Every lot is germination-tested here before it goes on sale.
Grow your own thyme (Thymus vulgaris) — the small-leaved Mediterranean perennial that goes into roast chicken, soups and stocks, and holds its flavour dried better than almost any other herb. A low, woody, drought-tolerant plant that thrives on exactly the neglect that kills softer herbs.
Growing guide & FAQs
Growing guide for Pakistan
- When to sow: September to November, or February to March, in the plains. It establishes best in mild weather.
- Sowing: Very fine seed. Scatter thinly on the surface of a free-draining mix, press down and barely cover. Keep it just moist — thyme seedlings rot far more easily than they dry out.
- Soil: Poor, gritty, sharply drained ground. Rich soil and heavy manure give you soft growth and weak flavour. This is a herb that rewards neglect.
- Water: Sparingly once established. Let the surface dry between waterings — overwatering kills more thyme in Pakistan than heat ever does.
- Position: Full sun. It takes the summer heat happily once its roots are down.
- Harvest: Snip sprigs as needed, never more than a third of the plant at a time. Trim lightly after flowering to stop it going woody in the middle.
Frequently asked questions
Will this grow in a pot?
Yes. A small pot of 8–10 inches (20–25 cm) with gritty, free-draining compost suits thyme better than a garden bed does.
How many seeds are in the packet?
Enough for a home garden bed or a run of pots. Sow a few more than you need and keep the strongest seedlings.
Is the seed non-GMO?
Yes. Every variety in this range is non-GMO.
Do you deliver outside Lahore?
Yes — nationwide, cash on delivery available.
Germination-tested in Lahore before it reaches you, from a seed house trading since 1932. Browse the full imported seed collection or our winter vegetable seeds.
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