90 days. Organic Oregano Culinary Herb Seeds. Origanum vulgare. Perennial. Non-GMO. Organic culinary oregano seeds deliver one of the more pronounced, robust, aromatic herbs in the mint family. Tenacious and weed-like once established, Organic oregano is commonly known as a "Ëœwild marjoram" for having a woodier, earthier habit and flavor than true marjoram. Culinary oregano seeds are ideal for indoor, patio, or container gardening, maturing at about 12-24" tall. ~24,000 seeds/oz.

Growing Organic Italian Oregano Culinary Herb Seeds
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How to Grow Organic Italian Oregano Culinary Herb from Seed
Oregano seeds are a full sun herb best started indoors in early spring. For earliest starts, begin indoors 8-10 weeks prior to your final regional frost. Loosely plant 5-6 oregano seeds per cell or per square inch and mist heavily before placing in full sun. Oregano seeds are best sown with a thin layer of soil no more than ¼" deep, ideally less, and kept warm under a humidity tray.
Unlike other perennial herbs, Organic oregano seeds germinate in just 7-14 days with full sunlight. Thin out and transplant your best starts once oregano seedlings have reached about 6" tall, transplanting one start per pot or 12-18" in the garden in full sun.
Oregano thrives both indoors and out with full sun and, once established, can be easily propagated by cuttings for clones. Regardless of type and cultivar, oregano is tolerant to drought, erosion, and poor rocky soils.
Organic Oregano Culinary Seeds in the Herb Garden
Low-maintenance herbs such as oregano are a staple for xeriscaped gardens, container gardening, and grow spaces where other ornamentals traditionally do not perform. Oregano is a choice crop for pots, planters, and containers because they provide plants reliable and through drainage, keep roots free from needless saturation. Regardless of cultivar, all 50+ varieties of genus Origanum are susceptible to root rot and mold in poorly drained and poorly ventilated grow soils.
Harvesting Organic Oregano Culinary Herb
Individual stems and sprigs may still be harvested as long as those particular stems are without any flowering. Oregano can be harvested as early as 50-60 days from transplanting, guaranteeing the youngest, most flavorful, and tender leaves possible. Harvesting from established oregano plants will require a more scrupulous eye to differentiate the woodier, more mature sprigs from the new and aromatic growth preferred for culinary use.
About Organic Oregano Culinary Herb Seeds
Origanum vulgare. (2nd Year Maturity). AKA: Wild Marjoram.
Oregano is a perennial herb with purple flowers that easily spreads by underground runners. Oregano seed grows dark green plants that get 2 feet high and have a nice aroma. A standard kitchen herb and a must for every herb garden.
Oregano is an easy to grow herb that likes full sun, well-drained soil and can even tolerate poor soil.
Plant Oregano seed outside in the spring or started indoors and transfer outside when temperatures remain above 45 degrees F.
Sow oregano seed outdoors in spring, only cover slightly with soil as oregano seed requires some light to germinate. Thin 10-12" apart when 4" tall.
Organic Italian Oregano Culinary Herb Seeds Per Package
- 500 mg - Packet - Approximately 420 Seeds
- 1/4 oz - Wholesale - Approximately 6,000 Seeds
- 1 oz - Wholesale - Approximately 24,000 Seeds
- 4 oz - Bulk - Approximately 48,000 Seeds
Organic Culinary Italian Oregano Herb seeds are available for Fast Free Shipping on orders over $75.
Basic Info
Latin Name: | Origanum vulgare |
Other Names: | Wild Marjoram |
Italian Oregano Color: | Sage-green leaves, woody stems, pink, violet, indigo flowers |
Italian Oregano Flavor: | Fragrant, woodsy, aromatic mint, pine-like, citrus, floral |
Growing Info
Hardiness Zone: | Annual (Perennial Zones 5-9) |
Days to Maturity: | 2nd year maturity |
Days to Germination: | 7-14 |
Seeding Depth: | 1/4 inches |
Plant Spacing: | 12-18 inches |
Row Spacing: | 18 inches |
Plant Height: | 12-24 inches |
Growth Habit: | Low-growing and trailing shrub |
Soil Preference: | Average, dry, well-drained |
Temperature Preference: | 60-75°F |
Light Preference: | Full sun |
Other Info
Pests and Diseases: | Susceptible to rot and mildew in overly moist, heavy, and poorly drained soil. Oregano does not have too many pests or insects and is generally seeded in the garden to help minimize pests. |
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