Flora medica, oder, Abbildung der wichtigsten officinellen Pflanzen, Jena, August Schmid, 1831 i.e. 1829-1831, medicinal plants, The New York Botanical Garden, pictorial works, The illustration features a botanical representation of Thymus serpyllum, commonly known as creeping thyme. The plant is depicted with multiple stems, each adorned with clusters of delicate pink flowers. The leaves are oval and arranged oppositely along the stems. Accompanying the main illustration are smaller detailed studies of the plant's flower structure, including a focus on the blossom and seed pod, providing insight into its reproductive features. The roots are also sketched, showcasing the plant's growth habit. This depiction highlights the beauty and intricacy of the creeping thyme, emphasizing its significance in natural history and botanical exploration.