Origanum vulgare

As a member of the mint family, oregano is commonly used as a cooking herb. Although it has many culinary uses it also makes a beautiful perennial flowering shrub that attracts masses of pollinators. This variety has purple flowers, stems are very long and have a lovely aroma to add to bouquets.

Growing information :

Plant Type: Perennial

Height: 8-24”

Sun: Full sun - part shade

Sow:  Start indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost and transplant out after danger of frost has passed

Pinch: Not Necessary

Spacing: 12”-18”

Days to maturity: 120

Tip: If planted early enough it will flower in the first year

Seeds per packet: Approximately 50