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I suspect that dps was implying that some thymes are annual in some
climates. We don't find lemon thyme as hardy here as common thyme for instance, although it will overwinter just fine in a sheltered location most years - but yes, in ideal climates, thymes are all of a perennial nature and are only treated as annuals in hostile climates. On the other end of the spectrum, I think that some are done in after a season in the heat and humidity of the deep south. "Pam - gardengal" Thyme comes in a mat-like perennial form commonly used as a groundcover and in shrubby forms ranging in height from a few inches to a few feet with winter hardiness ranging from zone 4 upwards. But it is most definitely evergreen and it is most definitely NOT an annual. Perhaps you were thinking of salvia? pam - gardengal |
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