Mark Rayner shows how to make a fabulous herb seat using mat-forming thyme, treated timber and Resene paint.
You will need: 100mm x 100mm H4 treated fence posts, cut to the following lengths: ten 700mm, ten 1170mm, builders’ pencil, tape measure, saw, paintbrushes, large set square, drill with long 6mm drill bit, hammer, construction glue, 56 x 150mm x 6mm galvanised jolt head nails, spirit level, trowel, good topsoil and/or potting mix.
Twelve mat-forming thyme plants, we used six woolly thyme and six ‘Emerald Carpet’ thyme.
Resene Quick Dry acrylic primer undercoat, Resene Lumbersider tinted to Resene Magik.
Here's another idea: Create a fragrant chamomile bench using lawn chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile)or a simple instant lawn seat using cut turf.
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