Here is a place to get the Mex oregano that I grow. (there are more than one) They can be a dickens to start from seed and need light to germinate. They will do nicely in a 3-5 gal pot and will overwinter in a south window. I took cuttings from my overwintered plant and they rooted easily & are growing well. Only have two left but would be willing to send you one. JohnT http://www.papagenos.com/plantdb/plants.asp?catid=9 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Parkhurst, Scott Contractor" <SCOTT.PARKHURST@LEAVENWORTH.ARMY.MIL> To: "CH List (E-mail)" <chile-heads@globalgarden.com> Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 7:53 PM Subject: [CH] 50 down, in the ground > > Planted my 50 babies in the gardens today. > I had wanted to wait until the beds dried > out a little but the forecast and their rapid > progress to becoming root bound meant today was > the day. > I kept the ceiling fan in the "nursery" room > running and that really helped strenghten the > stems. I did not get around to hardening them off > sunlight-wise so I suspended a floating row cover > to give them a little help. I know they transmit > most of the light, but I just wanted to take the > edge off the ones in the garden where the strongest > light hits. > Also some herbs and 3 tomato plants. Still > looking for mexican oregano. > > Scott... KCK