I sowed some on March 1 of this year, it has germinated and with a very high success rate. They are still mere tiny seedlings, so I have not transplanted. Also, they germinated by the end of March, but we did have several stretches of very warm weather during March.
Lisa/NC

I sowed around middle of March. Sprinkled on top of potting mix in a 9 cell tray which was covered with a humidity dome. I also sowed parsley and sage at the same time. We then had below freezing temperatures for an extended time shortly after that. I was surprised to see lots and lots of thyme seedlings had sprouted about a week ago and are doing well so far. They are very tiny, but doing well. BTW, neither the parsley nor the sage has sprouted under these same conditions.

thanks,
I'll sow some thyme tomorrow.
Sage I sowed early March and I just have 2 sprouts.

we're supposed to finally get up in the 60's-70's next week, so hopefully things will take off.
Most of what I sowed sprouted, but is stalled.

I have some thyme now sprouted from a trade.

Last year I grew mother of thyme. It has been my best seedlings so far! They grow wonderful and thick. This years is growing also I just don't know the type.

The mother of thyme is a creeping style. It grew quite well for me. In fast almost too well :)

I love thyme, very hardy for me.

Karen

I sowed some at the end of March, and it hadn't spouted 2 days ago. I sure hope it does. I spent $0.80 for that expensive pack of seeds! *lol*