Origanum spp This perennial herb is native to dry alkaline soils of the Mediterranean. There are 50 or more species, with a lot of confusion around nomenclature. The most common species, O. vulgare has pink or purple flowers, and makes an inferior cooking herb, better used as a cut flower. Among the tiniest seeds we sell. Germinate on soil surface at 70°F, transplant at 12” apart. “Oregano” translates as “joy of the mountains.”
Greek This is the true Greek culinary species, with white flowers and the full potent flavor we want for pizza and tomato sauces. The flowering stems and seed heads can make a fragrant filler in arrangements. A perfect plant for the most exposed, full sun, arid locations. Good for bees. pricing and more
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