Oregano

Origanum vulgare

Oregano

Though not a choice oregano variety for cooking, this variety makes a great ground cover. Foliage is green with pink to deep-purple flowers. The fresh and dried flowers are used in herbal crafting. Approx. 10,700 seeds/g.

CULTURE: Most...

Origanum vulgare 'Joy of the Mountain'

Wild Marjoram; Joy of the Mountain

Family Labiatae, hardy perennial, height 55cm, spread 60cm. A British native plant which grows on the chalk downs and on light alkaline soil. It is upright with pink flowers and purple bracts. Flowers from June to August.

Origanum onites

Greek Oregano

Beware imitations! Quite frankly, some oreganos have a poor flavour but this Greek type is strongly flavoured even from its seedling stage. It is the very best and is incomparable in a huge range of pasta, cheese and meat dishes. You will...

Origanum vulgare hortorum

Oregano, Greek

The choice oregano for cooking, collected from the mountains of Greece. You will be surprised by its wonderful spicy flavour. Tiny white flowers; very hardy when established. Imparts a wonderful wild mountain aroma in the garden. Germination...