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Common thyme - Thymus vulgaris - Kryddtimjan - Garðablóðberg - Timjan - Tímían - Timíjan - Havetimian - French thyme - Garden thyme - Tarha-ajuruoho - Timjami - Thym - Thymian - Frigoule - Thym commun - Thym vulgaire - Hagetimian - Suppetimian - Tomillo - Kryddtimjan - Trädgårdstimjan - Timo maggiore - Echter Thymian - Garten-Thymian - Römischer Quendel - Varablómaætt - Lamiaceae - Kryddjurtir - Ilmandi laufblöð - Háfrunni - Dvergrunnar - Timjan blóm.

Numerous cultivars and hybrids have been developed for ornamental purposes. Nomenclature can be very confusing. French, German and English varieties vary by leaf shape and colour and essential oils. The many cultivars include 'Argenteus' (silver thyme). The cultivar 'Silver Queen', with white-margined leaves. See more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thymus_...

Þarf sólríkan vaxtarstað og gott skjól. Þrífst best í þurrum og rýrum jarðvegi. Yfirleitt fjölær. Lesa meira: http://ingibjorg.is/index.php/25-home...

Thymus vulgaris is native to southern Europe, from Spain to Italy. It is commonly cultivated there as well as in most mild-temperate and subtropical climates, which include southern and central Europe. Thymus zygis is indigenous to the Iberian peninsula (Portugal and Spain) and on the Balearic Islands. Thymus serpyllum and T. pulegioides are the dominant Thymus species in northern and middle Europe; in the east they reach Siberia. It is difficult to differentiate these two species and to give their exact distribution areas. The plant material on the market comes from wild collections in the Balkans and the Ukraine. See more: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/...