Native Thyme - Prostanthera incisa Shrub They should be fertilized in

They should be fertilized in the spring with a balanced fertilizer

It is a beautiful plant with both ornamental and culinary value

Care instructions: it needs protection from full sun

Dig the planting hole: Dig a hole that is slightly wider and deeper than the plant's root ball or container

Simply add a handful of fresh leaves to the pot during the last few minutes of cooking

Native Thyme - Prostanthera incisa Shrub They should be fertilized inThe Native Thyme, also known as Cut leaf Mint Bush or Native Sage, is a highly aromatic shrub native to coastal eastern Australia. It typically grows to about 1 2 meters tall and wide, with dense, rounded foliage. The leaves are small and deeply lobed, about 1 2 cm long, and have a hairy, light green surface. The underside of the leaves is paler and releases a strong, minty thyme aroma when crushed. The flowers are small and lilac to purple, borne in