Mexican oregano- where to buy seeds?

[Guest guest]

Hi, I'm new to the list, an almost 27-year-old in Cherokee, NC. My

sweetheart and I are doing a small garden. I would love to plant

some Mexian oregano for her mother, who is from a pueblo in central

Mexico. I've found lots of info on the plant and sources for the

dried herb, but no seed sources. Anyone know of a lead for us?

 

Thanks!

Matthew.

[Guest guest]

Matthew-

 

Look at Native Seeds Search in Tucson. They have a great stock of

agricultural seeds native to the Southwest. It would be a great place

to start. www.nativeseeds.org

 

HTH-

Lynda

 

hrsshbnd wrote:

 

>Hi, I'm new to the list, an almost 27-year-old in Cherokee, NC. My

>sweetheart and I are doing a small garden. I would love to plant

>some Mexian oregano for her mother, who is from a pueblo in central

>Mexico. I've found lots of info on the plant and sources for the

>dried herb, but no seed sources. Anyone know of a lead for us?

>

>Thanks!

>Matthew.

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[Guest guest]

I didn't see Mexican Oregano listed, but this company has lots of seeds and

medicinal plants. All the seeds are organically grown or wild harvested.

They also sell some live roots and plants. The company is Horizon Herbs.

Their website is www.chatlink.com/~herbseed. All other contact info is

there. Good luck.

 

Have a wonderful day.

 

Patty Corapi

 

In a message dated 7/13/02 4:30:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

hrsshbnd writes:

 

 

> Hi, I'm new to the list, an almost 27-year-old in Cherokee, NC. My

> sweetheart and I are doing a small garden. I would love to plant

> some Mexian oregano for her mother, who is from a pueblo in central

> Mexico. I've found lots of info on the plant and sources for the

> dried herb, but no seed sources. Anyone know of a lead for us?

>

> Thanks!

> Matthew.

>