Mexican Oregano

About

Mexican oregano, Lippia graveolens is closely related to lemon verbena and a different plant than the oregano (Origanum) used in Italian cooking.

Information

Translations: Meksikas Oregano, Meksikos papaja, Oregano mexican, Meksički Origano, Mexico rau oregano, Mexicaanse Oregano, मैक्सिकन अजवायन की पत्ती, Oregano mexicano, Мексиканские орегано, Μεξικάνικη Ρίγανη, المكسيكي الأوريجانو, 멕시코 오레가노, Mexická Oregano, Oregano Meksiko, Mehikano oregano, 墨西哥奥勒加诺, L'orenga mexicà, Mehiški Origano, Mexická Oregano, Origano messicano, מקסיקני אורגנו, Mexikansk Oregano, Мексички Оригано, メキシコオレガノ, Mexique origan, Mexikanischer Oregano, Mexicanske Oregano, Meksikansk oregano, El orégano mexicano, Мексиканські орегано, Meksikon Oregano, Мексикански риган

Physical Description

Colors: Dark green

Tasting Notes

Wine complements: Sauvignon blanc, Meat fondue

Selecting and Buying

Buying: Yes… Mexican Oregano can be purchased at Companionplants.com. After weeks of searching for a source to buy this elusive herb to plant in my garden, I was rewarded by finding Peter Borchard & company at Companionplants. These folks put the Pro in professional with their emphasis on good old fashioned service to the customer, a quality so often lost in ecommerce today.

My emails and phone calls were answered immediately and my questions were fully resolved with courtesy and humor before I placed my order. When my plants arrived 48 hours later, they were packed with care and were healthier and more robust than those in my local nurseries.

In addition, there is no minimum purchase and the plants are guaranteed to arrive safe and well… a point well taken after a comparison to their competitors.

So yes… it’s true. I am recommending them to anyone, anytime, anywhere.

Eat well and be well,

Ken