Origanum syriacum ~ Za'atar Size:18-CT FLAT (2) Gilabrand

(2) Gilabrand

(3) stephen boisvert from Chicago

Sturdy stems sport heavy blooms of fragrant three parted white flowers with ruffled petals that are edged with broad dark purple margins crests in spring and again in summer

Its serrated deep green leaves have no fall color

the clusters of inconspicuous flowers in spring give way to abundant red fruits in fall which lasts through winter

Origanum syriacum ~ Za'atar Size:18-CT FLAT (2) GilabrandZa'atar is an evergreen herb treated as an annual often used in the Middle East and tastes like a blend of thyme, marjoram, and oregano. The highly aromatic, velvety foliage grows on upright stems which are topped by flowering bracts in late summer. Grows best in full sun and dry to average fast draining sandy soils. Harvest can begin once the plant reaches 6" but must be cut once flowering starts to preserve leave flavor, and the flower buds are also