Thyme is a short, robust bush with long thin branches and small aromatic leaves. Similar to rosemary, it is a popular stew ingredient. In French cuisine, it is considered one of the finest herbs. An excellent addition to slow cooked dishes, such as Burgundy beef. Its medical effect is widely recognized. Most importantly, it has strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Helps with diarrhoea, constipation and indigestion. When added to food, it eases digestion and speeds up metabolism.
Logistics
Storage
Packed in cardboard boxes:
4 on-site
6 on-site
8 on-site
1 palette comprises of:
90 cardboards 4 on-site (360 plants)
90 cardboards 6 on-site (540 plants)
60 cardboards 8 on-site (480 plants)
Packed in cardboard boxes:
4 on-site
6 on-site
8 on-site
1 palette comprises of:
90 cardboards 4 on-site (360 plants)
90 cardboards 6 on-site (540 plants)
60 cardboards 8 on-site (480 plants)
Packed in cardboard boxes:
4 on-site
6 on-site
8 on-site
1 palette comprises of:
90 cardboards 4 on-site (360 plants)
90 cardboards 6 on-site (540 plants)
60 cardboards 8 on-site (480 plants)
Packed in cardboard boxes:
4 on-site
6 on-site
8 on-site
1 palette comprises of:
90 cardboards 4 on-site (360 plants)
90 cardboards 6 on-site (540 plants)
60 cardboards 8 on-site (480 plants)
1
Put it in a bright place
away from the heating
2
Water plant stand every 2 days
3
Use it so that the herb
can repay with new leaves
vegetables
bread
eggs
sauces
cheese
soup
poultry
beef
lamb
fish
