I bought two Greek Oregano plants at the Denver Botanic Gardens plant sale in 2007. Both are still thriving, a year later. Not much bot...Read Morehers them. They are in one of the worst parts of the herb garden and it hasn't mattered at all. They've been through extreme heat, drought, flooding, being buried by snow, being unburied while it's cold, etc. Getting too dry for way too long while unburied by snow did finally start hurting them in the late Winter. That was weeks of no water, though!
I am very impressed with their tenacity! Currently they are both healthy perfect mounds of plant, I really like the way they look.
Their flowers last year were actually a pretty pink, and they definitely attracted butterflies. Maybe they were too attractive, the blossoms were being eaten.
I bought two Greek Oregano plants at the Denver Botanic Gardens plant sale in 2007. Both are still thriving, a year later. Not much bot...Read More