Italian Oregano

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Aromatic leaves are accented with flowers in summer. This oregano has a delightful flavor and is great used fresh or dried in a wide variety of culinary dishes. For best flavor, harvest leaves before flowering or pinch flowers before they develop.

Companion Plants

Russian Sage

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Russian Sage

Striking combination of aromatic flowers and foliage provides an airy filler for the garden or bouquet. Beautiful with daylilies, garden phlox or balloon flowers. Drought tolerant. Cut back to 4-6" in spring. 1995 Perennial Plant of the Year.

Dianthus

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Dianthus

These low-growing, dwarf plants make a splash in the landscape. Annual dianthus bear abundant flowers in a wide range of colors. Very effective when planted in large groupings, or used as accent in containers or window boxes. Prefers average to alkaline (sweet), well-drained soil.

Lavender

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Lavender

Wonderfully aromatic flowers and leaves; outstanding in butterfly, herb or rock gardens. Dried flowers and leaves are valued in potpourri, sachets or everlasting arrangements. There are many species of lavender, with a wide range of flower colors and forms. Some are quite winter hardy and others are grown as annuals in many regions.

Details

Common name

Italian Oregano

Botanical name

Origanum x majoricum

Zone

USDA 6 - 9

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Bloom color

Green

Bloom time

summer

Light

sun

Height

18-24" (46-61 cm)

Habit

clumping

Water

weekly during dry spells

Feed

use all-purpose

Maintenance

pinch back for fuller appearance