Oregano

About Oregano Plants

Cultivate your own Organic Oregano Plants and unlock a world of flavor and aroma! Oregano, a beloved member of the mint family, is renowned for its culinary magic, reminiscent of the Mediterranean breeze. With its scientific name, Origanum vulgare, this perennial herb goes by various names, including wild marjoram, joy of the mountains, and pot marjoram.

Oregano’s distinct fragrance has earned it a prized spot in kitchens and gardens, adding character to dishes and gardens alike. Oregano brings that earthy and intense flavor to pasta, soups, and other Mediterranean dishes.

How to Grow Oregano

Oregano thrives in abundant sunlight. Find a spot that basks in at least 6 hours of direct sun daily. As a warm-weather herb, it’s sensitive to frost, so keep it cozy during colder spells. While it might not flaunt showy flowers, its lush, bushy growth brings life to garden beds and borders, enhancing their allure.

In warmer climates, Oregano’s perennial nature shines in partial shade. Don’t shy away from regular watering – it’s a resilient herb that rebounds swiftly even after dry spells or wilting. It grows as a perennial plant in hardiness zones 4 through 9 but can also grow as an indoor plant or kitchen herb in cooler zones. When growing this herb indoors, be sure to give it plenty of light.

Harvesting is a breeze once your Oregano plant takes root. Snip the leaves at the stem, and watch fresh growth emerge. Regular harvesting ensures a steady supply of aromatic leaves for your culinary adventures. Enjoy Oregano as versatile addition to your herb garden.

Our USDA-Certified Organic herbs come potted in quality soil and ready to plant!