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How to Grow Marjoram

Marjoram has beautiful fragrant leaves that can be used in cooking. It's said to help with toothaches and also made in a tea to help with mild flu symptoms. A great perennial groundcover in a herb or rockery garden.

Sunny position

Water regularly

Well drained rich soil

All climatic zones

Harvest when needed

Spring to autumn

How to grow marjoram in a garden

Step 1

Choose a full sun position with light fertile soil. Boost nutrient levels by adding Yates Dynamic Lifter Soil Improver & Plant Fertiliser.

Step 2

Sow seeds direct or propagate cuttings direct to the soil or in seed trays. Use Yates Seed Raising Mix or a propagation mix.

Step 3

Water moderately. When seeds emerge or cuttings produce roots then use a liquid feed to help growth. Use Yates Thrive Vegie and Herb Liquid Plant Food.

Step 4

Harvest when plants are a good size. Store and dry leaves for the winter. Keep the water reduced in the winter to avoid root rot.

How to grow marjoram in a pot

Step 1

Choose a full sun position. Size of the pot needs to start at 200 mm, add a good free draining potting mix like Yates Potting Mix with Dynamic Lifter.

Step 2

Sow seed direct or plant cuttings, making sure there is plenty of space between plants. Use some Yates Seed Raising Mix to cover seeds

Step 3

Water on a regular basis and once the plants have germinated or taken root, thin them out and use Yates Thrive Vegie and Herb Liquid Plant Food weekly to promote growth.