A great hardy Oregano we've rediscovered in our beds. Planted 25 or more years ago it had been neglected and was almost completely overgrown with grass. We dug it up, weeded the bed and took cuttings. And it exploded! It's leaves are smaller, hairier, and greyer than Greek Oregano, and is just as flavorful as the Greek, if not a bit hotter. It seems to deal with the high humidity in the greenhouse better than some of our other Oreganos, and has outlived every other hardy Oregano we've had planted out.