Thymus x citriodorus

Thymus x citriodorus subsp. var.	Lemon-scented thyme, Lemon thyme
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Varieties

Thymus citriodorus, properly Thymus x citriodorus (synonym T. fragrantissimus, T. serpyllum citratus and T. serpyllum citriodorum) (Citrus Thyme). Also a popular culinary herb, with cultivars selected with aromas of various citrus fruit (lemon thyme, etc.) Cultivars include:

• Lemon thyme (T. citriodorus—smells of lemons
• Variegated lemon thyme (T. citriodorus variegata)—with bi-colour leaves
• Orange thyme (T. citriodorus 'Orange')—an unusually low-growing, ground cover thyme that smells like orange
• Silver thyme (T. citriodorus 'Argenteus')—white/cream variegate

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