Origanum ‘Bristol Cross’
at Digging Dog
Oregano
The Greeks called this ancient herb oros ganos, meaning “joy of the mountain,” and legend has it that Aphrodite created the sweet, spicy scent of its leaves as a symbol of happiness. A sun-loving genus hailing from the Mediterranean, Origanums display small, tubular, whorled flowers often arranged in showy overlapping bracts, and prefer well drained soil. Origanum ‘Bristol Cross’ 
Assuming an air of refinement, the very slender blooms feature small, deep rose and chartreuse bracts that resemble decorative braids. Tipped with tiny purple flowers, the clustered bracts are held at nearly right angles to upright and reddish leafy stems. Grounded by medium green foliage, this long
lasting, delicate floral display casts earthy yet saturated hues in the border or an arrangement.
Blooms August–October. Size: 6"–8" high x 18" wide; hardy to zone 6. AVAILABLE SPRING 2012 Origanum ‘Bristol Cross’ (p-1277)
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