Varieties of Oregano

8 varieties

Cleopatra Photo: Burpee
Cleopatra Features a unique mild spice with peppermint coolness, and silvery-gray foliage, suitable for culinary and ornamental use.
Common Photo: Ferry-Morse
Common An aromatic, bushy herb from the mint family, providing a milder flavor than Greek varieties, excellent for diverse culinary uses.
Greek Photo: Botanical Interests
Greek Prized for its intensely aromatic and flavorful leaves, this herb is a superior choice for Italian and Greek cooking.
Hot & Spicy Photo: Burpee
Hot & Spicy Green foliage is spicier than Italian Oregano. Used in salsa and chili dishes
Italian Photo: Burpee
Italian Great for drying and cooking
Kirigami Ornamental Photo: Seeds 'n Such
Kirigami Ornamental This ornamental herb, known for its large purple bracts and trailing habit, attracts pollinators and thrives in containers.
Vulgare Photo: Baker Creek
Vulgare Delicious herb for cooking with medicinal uses. Great in Italian & Greek dishes, pizza sauce, or basil pesto!
Wild Za'atar Photo: Baker Creek
Wild Za'atar Origanum syriacum, also known as Majorana syriaca, Syrian oregano, and white oregano. Key ingredient in spice mix.