Greek Oregano ‘Hera’
Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum
Organic and Non-GMO
Seed Packet contains approximately 0.1g
Description
Enjoy the authentic taste of Mediterranean cuisine with this perennial selection is prized for its intense and powerful flavor. Bingenheimer Saatgut provides these certified organic seeds for a productive and aromatic herb garden centerpiece. Reaches 25 to 30 cm. Loves full sun and light poor well-drained soil.
Plant Details
Height: 30-50 cm
Width: 30-40 cm
Bloom Color: White
Growing Conditions
Sun: Full sun (>6 hours per day)
Soil:Light, Sandy soil, and Well-drained
Soil pH Value: 6.5-7.5
Companion Planting
Friends
Foes
Seed Sowing & Germinating
When to Sow Indoors: March and April
When to Sow Outdoors: -
Sowing Depth: 0 cm (Light)
Germination Temperature: 18-24 °C
Germination Days: 14-21
Supplier & Package Details
Supplier: Bingenheimer Saatgut
Certification: Organic and Non-GMO
Format: Seed Packet
Approximate Portion Size: 0.1g
GTIN:
Greek Oregano ‘Hera’
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Are all your products organic?
Yes. Our entire range is certified organic because we think organic is best for gardens and all the creatures living in them, especially gardeners.
Where are your organic seeds produced?
Yes. Our entire range is from exceptional certified organic farmers in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France.
Do you ship to my country?
We ship orders throughout the EU.
What is your favourite, most recommended plant?
We cannot pick just one, so have a look at our wonderful selection of staff favourites.