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Can anyone name this herb for me

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by teddy6, Jul 29, 2022.

  1. teddy6

    teddy6 Apprentice Gardener

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    Can anyone name this herb for me please. My plant label has lost its name and I have forgotten. I know the smell, just cannot put a name to it. The bees love it and I would like to plant more. The flowers are itty bitty little things. Help much appreciated.
     

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    noisette47 Total Gardener

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    Hello teddy6, it looks like Oregano.
     
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      teddy6 Apprentice Gardener

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      Many thanks for your reply noisette47. I tried searching but could not find it in flower. Mind you I was searching for Marjoram! Thanks again, I can now but another or maybe two. The bees are loving it.
       
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      It looks more like Thyme to me, an upright variety instead of the creeping one. However, the leaves are a bit narrow for Thyme. :scratch: Flowering herbs are bee magnets so I always allow about half of mine to flower and eat the rest. :)
       
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        I think thyme as well. Rub the leaves and it should smell of thyme.
         
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