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Mon, Sep 22, 08 at 16:23
| A lot of herbs are called oregano in Mexico, but I think the most common one is Lippia graveolens syn. berlandieri. I tried it this year and it didn't do much.
Is anyone else growing this? Has anyone tried to overwinter it? |
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- Posted by ltcollins1949 9a TX (My Page) on Tue, Sep 23, 08 at 9:22
| I've been growing it in a raised bed here in south Texas, zone 9b, for years. I have found though that it does better in a raised bed, and it needs to watered then allowed to dry out. Don't keep it wet all the time. I imagine that in Atlanta, you will need to bring it during the winter months since it zoned 9. Here is a dicussion that we had on the Texas Gardening Forum about Mexican Oregano. |
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