Oregano
Organic non GMO seeds for aromatic plants
3,20 € – 91,20 €
Oregano is a perennial herbs plant, typically Mediterranean. It tolerates poor soil and a dry climate, but fears waterlogging. Cultivating it’s easy, both in pots and in the field, and its leaves, fresh or dried, are always perfect for flavouring soups, sauces and meat dishes.
Technical Sheet
Oregano for aromatic plants – Non-GMO organic seed
Botanical name: Origanum vulgare
Packaging available: 2 gr | 5 gr | 10 gr | 20 gr | 50 gr | 100 gr
Seed colour: brown-green
Taste: pungent and aromatic, with spicy notes
Origin: Italy
Growing informations
Sowing time: March – August
Harvest time: June – September
Distance between rows: 30 cm
Distance in rows: 20 cm
Sowing depth: 0 cm
Exposure: full sun
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