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a Symbol of Happiness... In the Garden | Culinary | Fragrance | Medicinal use Popular garden varieties
Marjoram |
Top In the GardenGrowth Characteristics: - Perennial, Evergreen, Hardy,
- Height: ± 60cm; Spread: ± 45cm,
Cultivation: - Full sun; Well drained, composted soil,
Harvesting: - Pick fresh leaves throughout the year,
Companion Planting: - Vegetables: Plant with Peppers,
- Herbs: Plant with Sage,
- Grow Marjoram to attract bees and butterflies,
Top Culinary useLeaves and flowering sprigs are popular with: - Tomato sauces, Blend well with most Vegetable dishes, Spinach,
- Meat dishes, Chicken, Fish, Lamb, Pork, Veal,
- Butters, Cheeses, Eggs, Marinades, Salads, Soups, Stews, Stuffings, Pasta, Oils, Vinegar,
- Italian dishes, Greek dishes,
- Blend well with Chillies and Garlic,
- Use as an Oregano substitute,
Top Fragrance- Marjoram has a unique aroma that is sweet, floral, and with a hint of thyme,
- Adds fragrance to Potpourris and Pillows,
- Use as a Hair Conditioner and in Herbal baths,
Top Medicinal useMarjoram may be beneficial in the following cases: | General | - Infused in warm olive oil for ear infections,
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| Nervous System | - Tension headaches, Insomnia, Anxiety,
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| Respiratory System | - Bronchial complaints, Topical for bronchial congestion, Expectorant effect,
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| Digestive system | |
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| Reproductive System | - Painful menstruation, Stimulates the uterus,
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| Musculo / Skeletal System | - Topical for muscular pain, arthritis, sprains, and stiff joints,
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CONTRAINDICATION: - Do not use during pregnancy.
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