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Oregano Seeds, Italian Vulgare Heirloom, Medicinal, Culinary Herb, Non-GMO, Easy to Grow for Planting Indoor & Outdoor Gardening

Oregano Seeds, Italian Vulgare Heirloom, Medicinal, Culinary Herb, Non-GMO, Easy to Grow for Planting Indoor & Outdoor Gardening

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Italian Oregano Seeds (Origanum vulgare) — Non-GMO, Mediterranean Culinary Herb

Fragrant, savory, and dependable. Great for beds or containers; perfect for pizza, sauces, marinades, roasted veg, and rubs.

✅ Non-GMO • ✅ Fresh stock • ✅ High germination

Why You’ll Love It

  • Classic Italian flavor — warm, earthy, and aromatic.
  • Perennial in many regions; easy, drought-tolerant once established.
  • Bee-friendly summer blooms; great in herb borders and pots.
  • Compact clumps; regular pinching = bushier plants and more harvest.

Quick Facts (Grow Guide)

Botanical name Origanum vulgare
Sun Full sun; ensure excellent drainage
Sowing method Start indoors 8–10 weeks before last frost or direct sow after frost; press seed onto surface — do not cover (needs light)
Sowing depth Surface to 1/16″ (1–2 mm)
Spacing Thin/plant 8–12″ (20–30 cm) apart; rows ~18–24″ (45–60 cm)
Germination ~7–14 days at ~65–70°F (18–21°C)
Soil Free-draining, light–moderate fertility; avoid soggy conditions
Harvest Begin light cuts from ~6–8 weeks; best flavor just before flowering

Ways to Use

  • Culinary: pizza, pasta sauce, grilled meats/veg, dressings, and rubs.
  • Herbal: dry small bundles for spice blends and infused oils.
  • Garden: pollinator-friendly blooms; tidy clumps for edging.

What You’ll Receive

  • Select your pack size in the listing variations
  • Fresh, Non-GMO seeds in a moisture-resistant packet
  • Simple sowing guide
  • Germination guarantee — free replacement if seeds fail to sprout
Pro tip: Seeds are tiny — surface-sow and keep evenly moist with a fine mist. Pinch young tips often; sharp drainage is essential, especially in winter.