Can Thyme Be Grown In Pots. As thyme is very hardy and not fussy about soil pH or water simply add some organic matter such as compost or well-aged manure to the soil at planting. Be sure to use a good container potting mix as well as small pots and large pot for your container plants.
While thyme is usually harvested in the summer months we have harvested ours well into late fall. Thyme is a tiny creeping plant that easily can be kept in bounds in a pot and it may be paired with a prostrate rosemary and variegated sage which grows more slowly than all-green sage. It really is one of the easiest herbs to grow in a pot.
Potted plants should be taken indoors in the winter if you have severe frost over a longer period.
Creeping thyme looks lovely grown with prostrate rosemary and a variegated sage a slower growing cultivar of sage. Growing thyme from seeds. But thyme is great on its own too try it on your veggies and meats. Water the plants only when the potting.