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Common name: 'Norton's Gold Oregano'
Latin name: Origanum vulgare x hirtum 'Norton's Gold'

Norton's Gold Oregano - Origanum vulgare x hirtum
Zone: 5 - 9 Perennial 

Native to area:
No, hybrid. Original introductions from Greece and Turkey.

Growth habit:
Small bush or shrub like. 12" - 28" in width and 8" - 18" in height.

Flowers: Yes, during summer.

Companion plant-able:
Yes
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured Herb: Norton's Gold Oregano'
Herbs Cultural information: 'Norton's Gold Oregano' can be planted in beds or containers in full sun. 

Containerized plants should be brought indoors before first frost. Feed plants in containers monthly while growing, bi-monthly while resting.

Uses: Aromatic, Cosmetic, Craft, Culinary, Medicinal & Ornamental
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Harvesting & Storage: Norton's Gold Oregano leaves can be harvested and dried at any time during the growing season. Hang 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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