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Cultural
information: Italian Oregano seeds are difficult
to germinate. It may be easier to purchase pre-started plants from
your local Garden Center.
Space plants on 8" centers. Italian Oregano prefers a sunny location with soil that is
kept on the dry side. It is a great xeriscape plant.
Uses: Aromatic,
Cosmetic, Craft, Culinary, Medicinal and Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Harvest
Italian Oregano clumps when the plants have matured. Hang the clumps to dry in a
warm dark area. Once dried rub the clumps between your hands to
crumble the leaves. Discard the stems. Store dried leaves in an
air tight container.
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