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Alegría Village Community, en Eco-village in the hills of San Mateo, Costa Rica.

Oregano

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Spanish Name

Orégano

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Scientific Name

Origanum vulgare

Category
Leafy greens & herbs
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Perennial/Annual
Perennial
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Pictures
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Edible parts
LeavesStems
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Recipes
Creamy Ayote Soup
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Growth Type
HerbaceousShurbHerb
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Usage
CulinaryMedicinalPollinatorPrivacy Hedge
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Life Cycle
Placenta 1
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Origin
Mediterranean
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Strata Category
Low
🌱 Variety
No access
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How to eat

Herb you can use fresh or dried for cooking or as garnish.

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Nutritional Info

High in antioxidants, vitamin K, iron, essential oils

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Medicinal Uses

Antibacterial, antifungal, supports respiratory health

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Planting Distance

20–30 cm (8–12 inches) apart to allow for adequate air circulation and growth.

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Harvest Time

6–8 weeks after planting once the plant is at least 10–15 cm (4–6 inches) tall and has become bushy. From Seed: Expect to wait closer to 3 months (about 90 days) for the plant to be mature enough for harvesting.

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Harvest days
Tuesday, 15. April - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 22. April - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 29. April - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 13. May - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 20. May - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 11. November - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 25. November - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 16. December - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 13. January - Weekly Food BasketTuesday, 3. February - Weekly Food BasketThursday, 5. March - Weekly Food Basket