Origanum vulgare ‘Acorn Bank’
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Origanum vulgare ‘Acorn Bank’, Acorn Bank Oregano
Family: Lamiaceae
Genus: Origanum
Clusters of tiny tubular pink flowers. Golden yellow, aromatic, oval pointed, hairy leaves, which form a mat in winter. The golden leaves are prone to sun scorch. Culinary; good with vegetables.
Want to learn more? Read Jekka’s Guide to Oregano.
Characteristics:
• Hardiness: H4 (-5 to -10C)
• Type: Deciduous sub Shrub
• Height: 30cm
• Spread: 45cm
Acorn Bank Oregano can be seen at the herb farm in Jekka’s Herbetum and is available to buy as herb plants.
Details
• Aspect: Full Sun, Partial Shade
• Soil type: Loam, Chalk, Sand, Free Draining
• pH: Universal pH
• Habit: Clump
• Flowering colour: Pink
• Flowering time: Summer
• Uses: Culinary (Read Jekka’s Guide To Culinary Herbs for more information)
• Attracts pollinators: Yes (Read Jekka’s Guide to Pollinators for more information)
• Container suitability: Yes
• UK native: No
• Caution: N/A
Growing
• Grown from seed: No
• Propagation: Cuttings & Division
• Maintenance: (See Jekka’s Blogs on Early Spring, Late Spring, Summer and Autumn maintenance)
• Harvest: N/A
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