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29 Μαΐ 2024 · Pot ‘Kent Beauty’ in a container for easy winter care. Your oregano will be happy in a container. ‘Kent Beauty’ has that weeping quality that makes it a stunning filler for hanging containers or large planter arrangements. The foliage is fragrant, so it’s nice to have this plant in your living spaces.
- 10 Tips For Growing Amazing Oregano in Pots or Containers - Epic Gardening
‘Kent Beauty’ and ‘Kirigami’ both have a mild taste and are...
- 10 Tips For Growing Amazing Oregano in Pots or Containers - Epic Gardening
10 Αυγ 2023 · Oregano Kent Beauty should be planted in the spring, only after the threat of frost has passed. You can successfully grow the plant in raised garden beds, containers, hanging baskets, rock gardens, and anywhere where it can curtain and show off its beautiful flowers and foliage.
Origanum 'Kent Beauty' will perform best in sunny spots, including in pots or containers, where it will gradually sprawl and tumble as it grows. For best results, grow Origanum 'Kent Beauty' in full sun in a well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil.
4 Οκτ 2023 · ‘Kent Beauty’ and ‘Kirigami’ both have a mild taste and are gorgeous plants in containers. Try ‘Kent Beauty’ for draping, hops-like bracts that spill over the edges of a pot, and ‘Kirigami’ for its tight and colorful whorled rosettes. Both are drought-tolerant and excellent in rock gardens.
One of the showiest ornamental oreganos, Kent Beauty is perfect for the front of sunny borders, containers, hanging baskets, or window boxes. The charming flowers can be used in dried flower arrangements too. Kent Beauty is a hybrid between Origanum rotundifolium and Origanum scabra.
Sunlight: Full Sun. Soil: Chalk, Loam, Sand. Moisture: Well drained. Garden type: City & Courtyard Gardens, Coastal, Mediterranean Garden, Patio & Container Garden, Rock & Gravel Garden. Other characteristics: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Seasonal colors.
Dig the hole up to two times larger than the root ball and deep enough that the plant will be at the same level in the ground as the soil level in the container. Grasping the plant at the top of the root ball, use your finger to lightly rake apart the lower roots apart.
