The perennial shrub, Thyme, certainly deserves a place in every herb garden. Not only is it one of the most useful plants in the kitchen, but it also has attractive foliage, long-lasting flowers and it's an easy-to-care-for compact plant. English Thyme is used most often in cooking. Types of culinary Thyme include Thymus Vulgaris, also referred to as Common Thyme, and include summer, winter, and French Thyme. Why Feed Thyme to your Chickens Thyme is one of the best herbs to add to your chicken feed for aiding in the respiratory health of your chickens. Thyme also has antibiotic and antibacterial properties, along with being a natural system to boost their immune system. You can provide it to your flock with Thyme by giving it to them fresh so they can eat it when they choose, or you can add the dried herb to their feed. Another great way to use Thyme is in their dust baths where they can benefit from the essential oils in the plants. Starting Thyme From Seed Thyme seeds are di
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