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Mexican Oregano is a woody plant that can withstand a few degrees of frost. In Mexico and surrounding areas, it is a popular herb due to its unique addition of spiciness to the well-known oregano aroma. The lavender-colored, tubular flowers adorn this plant, which can grow up to 1 meter tall. Regular pruning rejuvenates the plant. Give them a moist but not too wet, sunny spot. In case of severe frost, overwinter in a shed.
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Latin: Poliomintha longiflora
Dutch: Mexicaanse Rozenoregano
English: Mexican Oregano
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