This hardy perennial herb is also quite easy to propagate via stem cuttings or by planting seeds. Here's how to propagate thyme via stem cuttings or seeds, according to a professional herb farmer.

Thyme cuttings typically root within a few weeks. Once rooted, transplant the cutting into a pot or garden bed. Thyme prefers full sun and well-drained soil and requires minimal care once established.

When ground temperature reaches about 70 degrees, the thyme cuttings or young plants may be planted in well-drained soil about nine inches apart. Thyme, depending on variety, grows about six to ...