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Oregano Seeds
An easy-to-grow perennial, oregano does best in well-draining garden beds or containers placed near kitchen windows within easy reach. Pick leaves as needed throughout the growing season, making sure to do so before flowers bloom, which can diminish the plant's flavor. If you do see buds forming, pinch off to promote more leafy growth.
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Oregano Seeds (Common)
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xOregano Seeds (Common) Origanum vulgare
- Perennial; Grows 12-24 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary / Medicinal
- Prefers full sun exposure
Origanum vulgareAs low as $4.25 per package -
Oregano Seeds - Greek
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xOregano Seeds - Greek Origanum heracleoticum
- Perennial; Grows 12-24 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary / Medicinal
- Prefers full sun exposure
Origanum heracleoticumAs low as $5.50 per package -
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Oregano Seeds (Organic) Greek
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xOregano Seeds (Organic) Greek Origanum vulgare
sold outUSDA organic- Perennial; Grows 12-24 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary / Medicinal
- Prefers full sun exposure
Origanum vulgareAs low as $4.95 per package -
sold outUSDA organic
Oregano Seeds (Organic) Italian
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xOregano Seeds (Organic) Italian Origanum vulgare
sold outUSDA organic- Perennial; Grows 12-24 Inches
- Popular uses include: Culinary / Medicinal
- Prefers full sun exposure
Origanum vulgareAs low as $4.95 per package
Oregano is one herb that's spicy taste does not diminish when dried. Many chefs even prefer to use it dried, as it deepens the flavor. Hang it in small bunches upside down, and then remove and store the dried, crisp leaves in a glass container. As a perennial Oregano will return annually, ensuring your supply year after year. Our Oregano Seeds are on sale, by the packet or in bulk!