Thyme and lavender: discover medicinal plants with many faces!

Erfahren Sie, wie Thymian und Lavendel in Gärten und Workshops zur Heilung und Kulinarik eingesetzt werden, und entdecken Sie Edelflieder.
Find out how thyme and lavender are used in gardens and workshops for healing and culinary delights, and discover noble lilac. (Symbolbild/ER)

Thyme and lavender: discover medicinal plants with many faces!

Erfurt, Deutschland - thyme is considered one of the most versatile medicinal plants and spices. According to prisma.de , the Kraut offers numerous uses in the garden and kitchen. Gardener Paulina Uhlig explained in the herbal nursery Valeriana in Erfurt that thyme can be used both in the stone bed and as a lawn replacement or ground cover. The real thyme, a dwarf shrub up to 50 cm high, is particularly known for its aromatic, woody branches and small, fragrant leaves.

The small leaves of the real thyme, which are ideal as a spice, are hairy on the underly and have rolled -up edges. When using in the kitchen, these leaves are not only aromatic, they also have health benefits. Suitable species include lemon hymic (T. X Citriodorus) and the sand thyme (T. Serpyllum). Medically, the leaves and flowers stripped by the stems are used, which play an important role in the production of drugs.

possible uses in the garden

in the MDR Garten, where reporter Martha Berghold visited the herb nursery, it was discussed how thyme can be optimally used in the garden. Thyme is not only suitable for herb gardens, but also as an attractive element for rock gardens and as an environmentally friendly lawn replacement. His adaptability makes him a popular choice for garden owners.

Another highlight of the reporting was the idea of ​​Thomas Södler, who created a private garden with hundreds of varieties in Steinfurth, Hesse. From a family of gardeners, Södler plans to promote his passion for the plants through a new project to increase its precious fellow gently.

medicinal plants and workshops

The topic of medicinal plants also turned to the lavender, which was considered a significant medicinal plant in the Middle Ages and is still widespread today. In the Thuringian Pharmacy Museum in Bad Langensalza there are workshops in which participants learn how to distill lavender flowers with simple kitchen appliances and make tinctures. Christine Rauch leads these educational events and shows how to use the power of nature in your own kitchen.

summarized the advantages of thyme and other medicinal plants can be clearly shown. From the culinary possible uses to the health advantages and the role in garden culture - thyme remains an indispensable element in the flora and in the awareness of people.

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