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How to Dry ThymeĪfter harvesting thyme, wash it and shake off the excess water. Morning is the best time of day for harvesting thyme. This will increase bushing and ensure a constant supply of the tasty leaves. Cut the stems for drying fresh thyme, just before a growth node.
Woody stemmed herbs are best harvested just before blooming for peak flavor. Knowing when and how to harvest thyme will garner the best results when drying.
Knowing how to dry thyme can help you preserve the fresh delightful scent and flavor of this herb for easy home use. The woody stemmed herb has small leaves that add flavor to recipes, and an aromatic touch to sachets and aromatherapy treatments. It grows quickly in sunny, hot conditions but can also withstand cold winters. Thyme is one of the most versatile herbs, with a variety of cultivars and flavors.