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The reception menu and the chefs/restaurants who were involved.

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Lemon Thyme is an aromatic, decongestant, relaxant herb with a strong lemon scent.

 

Thymus citriodorus benefits:

 

* relieving muscle spasms

* has anti-aging properties

* immune system

* easing digestion

* easing a tight chest

* constant coughing

* relieving asthma

* promotes relaxation

* laryngitis

* gastritis

I think thyme looks so pretty with all its little leaves.

Thyme (Thymus praecox) pictured above shore but there is some in the lawn. Quite common all around the dunes especially on paths. Milder in taste and smell that the cultivated varieties.

Better view of French Thyme, and Creeping Thyme in the corner

Just a bit of hope. Out herb garden on out back deck had this thyme sprig sticking out from under some snow. Too bad it was only January.

Steampunk style Witch Art Doll

Common thyme close up.

Kid's Garden featured edible plants

This went in a year ago. The soaker hoses snake around, held with wire pins made cheaply from baling wire. The rocks help drain toward a dry well dug 3 feet deep & filled with rock. No more ice rink in winter.

"I know a bank where the wild thyme blows..." - William Shakespeare

Lemon thyme, or Thymus citridorus, is a hardy, perennial plant that has pink or white flowers and prefers to grow in full sun. This herb has a taste and smell reminiscent of lemons. Like other thyme varieties, lemon thyme is often used as a seasoning for foods. As an herbal remedy, Thymus citridorus has anti-aging properties, promotes relaxation and eases coughing.

 

some german thyme in my garden. happy friday.

You did say thyme capsule?

 

Contribution for the 2009 dConstruct Time Capsule competition: 2009.dconstruct.org/capsule/

The herb garden called out to me as I came home from a trip to the grocery store.

 

I had taken my camera with me, as I most often do, in hopes of interest passing my way. The herb and vegetable patch shouted out to me, a island of green in an otherwise brown sea.

 

I grabbed images of flowers and tomatoes, but this clump of English Thyme (helpfully identified by the plastic marker) stood out. Low to the ground, but with delightfully tiny leaves, it is a treat for my eyes, as well as for my tongue.

Prepared by Moment in Thyme Catering - www.momentinthyme.com/

Wedding Photos for Mimi and John at Ciao Thyme Commons. February 18, 2017. Bellingham, WA. Photos by Gabe Rodriguez.

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