19 Oz. Italian Oregano Herb Plant (2-Pack)

Strongly aromatic Italian Oregano Herb with flavorful leaves. Classic oregano flavor that’s great for Italian dishes. Non-GMO perennial herb needs part to full sun; water twice a week. Plants are easy to care for and grow well in containers.

Italian Oregano Seeds | Heirloom | Herb

Italian Oregano is one of the most popular herbs and is a must have in every herb garden! It is super common in Italian, Greek, and Mexico cuisines and well known for its beneficial properties! Oregano is easy to grow, productive, and does great in containers! Italian Oregano has a more subtle, complex flavor than Greek Oregano and almost has a slight citrus quality! ** All Seeds Counts are approximate and done by weight because of the varying size and weight of the seeds. We do our best to provide more seeds than we advertise. Note: The information above has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. It is for educational purposes only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Due to FDA regulations, we are unable to provide dosage information or any medical advice. Please consult with a licensed healthcare professional for more information.

Greek Oregano | Heirloom | Herb

Greek Oregano is one of the most popular herbs and is a must have in every herb garden! It is super common in Italian, Greek, and Mexico cuisines and well known for its beneficial properties! Oregano is easy to grow, productive, and does great in containers! Greek Oregano is stronger smelling, tasting, and a bit more earthy than its cousin Italian Oregano.

Oregano Seeds – Greek – 100.mg

Greek Oregano is a perennial herb native to regions in the Mediterranean. With the wide range of oregano, the main difference that sets cultivars apart is flavor and overall aroma. Greek Oregano is known for having more savory and earthy flavor with a bold scent similar to mint”making this variety one of the best herbs to pair with tomato-based recipes such as pasta with basil and marinara!