Oregano 'Samothrake'
Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum
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Description
Hailing from the Greek island of Samothrace, this perennial oregano thrives in frost conditions and delivers robust, aromatic-spicy flavour. Harvest leaves fresh or dry them for year-round use; flavour peaks when cut just before the plant flowers. Thrives in full sun and warm soil. Reaches approximately 40 cm in height with a 30 × 30 cm spacing requirement. Germinates readily with light exposure.
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Oregano 'Samothrake'
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