Comon thyme

Comon thyme, scientific name:Thymus vulgaris, is a small evergreen shrub of department Lamiaceae, genus Thymus native to Mediterranean gravel. The thin trunk may grow straight and does a ramification. The leaves are sweet smell ,small , and ovoid with thickness and does crowding to a branch. It makes florets of the pinkishness with lips form on the stalk tip bloom in the verticillaster to summer from late spring. It can be used for herb. In addition, there is Creeping thyme in the thyme of the crawl.

Common name: Comon thyme , scientific name: Thymus vulgaris , Other name:standing musk grass, Garden thyme , origin: Mediterranean, environment: dry sand and gravel, life type: Evergreen small trees, height: 20 to 40 cm, phyllotaxis: bunch of, leaf color: green leaf: oval leaf quality: thickness, aromatic, flower color: pale pink, small flower: lip-type, inflorescence shape: rings scattered flowers, flowering: May to August, uses as an herbal tea. The dishes, potpourri, ornamental use parts: leaves, flowers, and stems.