oregano seeds
Seeds harvested in the gardens of Guédelon.
In the Middle Ages, oregano was already used as an aromatic to season dishes, but also for its well-known antiseptic virtues. It was widely grown in the wild and therefore rarely cultivated in gardens.
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product description
Oregano is a winter-hardy perennial that blooms with small white flowers if left uncut. Native to the Mediterranean, it loves the sun, resists heat and requires little maintenance.
Uses : Oregano is commonly used as an aromatic in dishes and homemade sauces. It can also be drunk as an herbal tea to combat winter infections.
Sowing : Sow from March to May directly in the ground, in rows or in pots. Water during germination and for the first few weeks.
Seeds selected and harvested in collaboration with the P.A.R.C association
Net weight : 0.2g (approx. 500g)
