Thyme

Thyme (Thymus)

Perennial herbaceous plant or small shrub. It grows on rocky places and meadows. Likes the sun. There are many types of thyme. We collect Thymus vulgaris and Thymus serpyllum It is used for tea and as a spice. It contains essential oil. Has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, expectorant, antispasmodic, analgesic action. It is harvested from June to August.

A tale of thyme:

In an enchanting corner of a large, sunny meadow, where the sun was playfully kissing the earth, grew a thyme. It was no ordinary plant, but a sorceress of the meadow, a keeper of secrets and a healer of souls and bodies.

Chapter One: The Magic Thyme

The thyme, with its small but powerful flowers, gathered the sun’s rays to create the essential oil that held the power of healing. This oil was known among the inhabitants of the nearby village as the key to health, thanks to its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and expectorant properties.

Chapter Two: The Tea of Salvation

One day, a little boy fell seriously ill, coughing inconsolably. His mother, full of care, was reminded of thyme and its miraculous relics. She gathered a few stalks of the magic plant and brewed tea. After the child drank this tea, his cough subsided almost immediately, and his spirit was filled with strength and energy.

Chapter Three: The Fragrance of Healing

Thyme was also extremely valued as a spice. The people of the village next to the clearing found that when they added its leaves to their food, not only did it taste amazing, but their bodies were strengthened and diseases were kept away.

Chapter Four: The Meadow of Health

Over time, the thyme turned its sunny meadow into a place of strength and health. Everyone who visited the meadow felt the magic of the thyme and its gifts. The plant was not only a medicine man, but also a teacher who showed everyone the importance of taking care of themselves and nature.

The thyme has remained a symbol of healing and health, a shining star in the meadow that, with its simplicity and power, reminded everyone of the wonders that nature holds within her.